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t0n1zz
posted 8 years ago
Security
Last updated 2 years ago.
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scosec
replied 8 years ago

Either your FTP password has been cracked or the file permissions are set wrong. Never set chmod to 777.

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vietnguyen09
replied 8 years ago

There are numbers ways to hacked a website that it has week security like using raw DB query without prevent SQL Injection.

I suggest you should using eloquent model for insert and select data. In addition, you shouldn't run a production website with dev mode. Finally, give your server a strong FTP/SSH password, and like @scosec said, never set chmod to 777.

Anyway, I deeply sorry for bad situation you've gotten.

Last updated 8 years ago.
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dreamx196
replied 8 years ago

Hi... Do you find me ? :v

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