Posted 10 months ago #
My site has been up for probably a year. Today when I went to the site
I have a weird error message in my header that says "Pastebin.com is under heavy load right now" and that is should be back online soon.
I don't even know what pastebin is, or why its in my header.
Furthermore, I cant log into my admin area.
Can anyone tell me what this is or why it's appearing now?
It is probably because something funny you did. If you did not do so, it can be by rogue robots. Currently your site is inaccessible to most checking tools. I get the following error (from validator.w3.org):
500 Can't connect to thebestminiproject.com:80 (Bad hostname 'thebestminiproject.com')
Contact your hosting company to find out what is happening.
I can't see your site either. I would contact your hosting provider and see what's up. Perhaps the hosting or domain name is up for renewal?
Posted 10 months ago #
crap...sorry the site is
Posted 10 months ago #
However, an hour ago the site would load beneath the pastebin message, now only the error message appears
Posted 10 months ago #
Here is a link to a picture of the site as it loaded before
http://www.osedg.com/wp-content/uploads/thebestminiprojector.png
Posted 10 months ago #
It's possible that you may have been hacked. Hard to really tell. I do know that there is a bot going around attempting XSS attacks using pastie.org. So I assume it's possible to use pastebin as well.
I'm not positive about that, but it does sound possible.
crap...sorry the site is
Are you sure the above quoted is your site? If so HERE is the report that verifies your site clean. But sadly, I find it almost empty. Please check it.
Also, login to your cPanel/ File Manager and check if your files/content are still there.
Posted 10 months ago #
If you see my post above of a picture taken when I first posted, you see content is there. Going to other pagers of the site, also show content, but with the pastebin stuff in the header.
http://www.thebestminiprojector.com/reasons-to-buy-a-mini-projector
[ several links to different pages showing the same issue removed - we get the idea ]
However, I was hoping this was some kind of issue affecting many others. It sounds like some kind of weird isolated incident. Unfortunately, since I cant log into my admin, I will have to use a back up of the site.
I would look at the header.php and see what's in the file at the very top. When I look at the source code of your site, I can see 2 doctypes. You should only have one.
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