Can anyone help?

[ilam]

Hello.
I run a hobby website as a tribute to my late father:
www.hglambert.co.uk

I'm getting hits via Statcounter to a multitude of sites e.g.
http://hglambert.co.uk/thj-set-squar...re-angles.html
http://hglambert.co.uk/thj-rossi-92-...ver-sight.html

These obviously have nothing to do with my site, but have somehow invaded my site!

I've checked with my web host and all appears normal.
All help gratefully received, both on how do they do that, and also what i can do to stop it.

Many thanks,

Ian

[tom paine]

Are these links to your site from external sites or are they internal links i.e. from a page on your site?

[ilam]

Originally Posted by tom paine

Are these links to your site from external sites or are they internal links i.e. from a page on your site?

I'm not sure - when one of the 'added' pages is opened, it's a copy of my site, but with the menu's altered. - appears as if someone has added pages to my site. It's something to do with java script menu - I think! My actual site remains unaffected, in that it opens correctly.

Ian

[Arne]

Originally Posted by ilam

I'm not sure - when one of the 'added' pages is opened, it's a copy of my site, but with the menu's altered. - appears as if someone has added pages to my site. It's something to do with java script menu - I think! My actual site remains unaffected, in that it opens correctly.

From looking at the Statcounter code on your pages, it looks like you have used it for a long time?
The Javascript part contains only the project number, a partition number, and no security code.

The text on the left side of the front page (shows on the cached page from Google) has several links to other pages that also looks like they are on your site. Only by hoovering the text you can see the links when the Javascript change the text color. Since the cached page has your Statcounter code, you see the hits to it.

I would say your site has been hacked at one time. If you can't find the intruders content in your pages on the server, or off line (in your computer) you can't do much about the cached page.

But what you should do, is to remove the Javascript for the menu. You can get the same effect for the menu with CSS.
You should also reinstall the counter code, so you can get an up to date version, with the security code and without the project number that is not needed anymore.

[ilam]

Brilliant - thanks so very much!
Guess I'm going to be busy for the next few days .
again, many thanks.

Ian