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skenow wrote:
The database may be there, but it does not sound like it is the way you left it - incorrect password = altered database; blocks missing and modules not installed = altered database, too.
I would:
1. change your database user/password immediately
2. determine if the root user for the database has a password and create one if it doesn't
3. determine if there is an anonymous user that can access the database and remove it if it does exist
4. remove any other database users
5. determine if phpmyadmin can access the db without entering a username/password - change it if it can
6. find your most recent database backup before the hack was noticed and be ready to restore it
1. Done
2. it does, always has
3. all tools my provider (Ipower) has for me I cannot see
4. only 1 db user, that's all I've ever had
5. phpmyadmin doesn't let you in without the valid userid/pwd...bogus or blank is rejected
6. yeah...I thought that might be the answer
Appreciate the suggestions, I'll let you know how it comes out.