Yeah, report this to your host. If they want your business, they'll get it fixed. Else, start shopping for another host. Meanwhile, backup your site and make sure that none of the mess gets carried over.
buddylee17
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What you using PHP/ASP/or just simple HTML? Was this JavaScript added to your records in database or just to your pages?
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buddylee17
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Yes, one of the possible ways...
peter_budo
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The host is adding them to display advertising. That's how you get free web hosting.
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The host is adding them to display advertising. That's how you get free web hosting.
Not in this case, this know problem with some guys injecting JavaScript either into database, or part of web page usually through feed. If you actually care to copy & paste link to the site into your browser and try to access it, you get warning from google that site contains nasties...
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Report it to the ISP administrator.
If the ISP won't or can't stop it, change ISP services.
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