Hello everyone, a person uploaded 3 files to my server, and after 3 days he deleted all the files on my server through files that were uploaded, I think through SQL injection or another method. He even deleted the files of other sites on the same server. How can I prevent this? How was he able to hack my store? Version number 3.0.3.7. Any solutions?
Weak or stolen passwords. Change all you passwords and delete any FTP or admin logins not being used.
Other sites on the same server. Make sure these are up to date and remove any that are no longer used.
Theme and extensions. There are a lot or poor quality themes and extension out there that may have a vulnerability. What themes and extensions are you using?
Check both the OpenCart and PHP error logs at the time the files were uploaded. Check your server, FTP and web access logs for anything suspicious.
Other sites on the same server. Make sure these are up to date and remove any that are no longer used.
Theme and extensions. There are a lot or poor quality themes and extension out there that may have a vulnerability. What themes and extensions are you using?
Check both the OpenCart and PHP error logs at the time the files were uploaded. Check your server, FTP and web access logs for anything suspicious.
Hi!icraown wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2023 4:38 amHello everyone, a person uploaded 3 files to my server, and after 3 days he deleted all the files on my server through files that were uploaded, I think through SQL injection or another method. He even deleted the files of other sites on the same server. How can I prevent this? How was he able to hack my store? Version number 3.0.3.7. Any solutions?
You can look at access logs to know what likely/exactly happened. Look at the basic security particles here. I recommend you change all passwords, rename all users and reinstall opencart. If situation will happen again a can help with that.
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A standard OpenCart does not have any known SQL vulnerabilities. Check your extensions, change all your passwords, and check your server's raw access logs to exactly what requests the attacker sent to your website.
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