I have a website which was on godaddy servers and got hacked. A warning message used to show up whenever anyone visited the site. I moved the servers to mosso (forwarded from godaddy) and after about a month the website is hacked again and the same warning message has started showing up. I am willing to pay a minimal amount on monthly basis to deal with hacking permanently or do whatever is necessary. Any comments, suggestions, experience will be appreciated. Thanks
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As asked, the question has no single answer. Security is a continual process, and a tradeoff with speed, usability, friendliness, bandwidth, etc.<p>The 100% secure website is one without an internet connection. The 99% secure website is one on a continually patched server, offering only static content, and accepting no user-supplied input other than the base url and clicks on links.<p>If you want to accept user input and serve dynamic content, it becomes a complicated process involving, at minimum, awareness of your own vulnerabilities and threats, and protection against the OWASP Top 10 and similar lists.<p>*1. <a href="http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Top_10_2007" rel="nofollow">http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Top_10_2007</a>
You might be having problems with your software, not the hosting.
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i clicked through to the site from ujjwalg's profile and my browser crashed immediately. Now I'm getting an endless stream of warning messages from my anti-virus regarding programs trying to access my computer, including a trojan. wow, pretty hectic.<p>the domain is watermelonexpress.com avoid it like the plague