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By M&C Nov 13, 2006, 7:19 GMT



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flared0neNov 23rd, 2008 - 05:49:25

I was puzzled to get what appears to be advertising blurbs, links for web-services and server-packages, literally thrown randomly into the midst of the text on one of your online contest entry form pages. Sorry, I didn't care to capture any of the link codes, but I suspect this is reproducible -- I vaguely recall seeing something similar here once or twice before.

Maybe somebody has permission to do this, and maybe your site has been hacked -- hard to tell. I didn't stay around that first pass long enough to see if my antivirus stuff raised any flags... It -did- seem I was getting a lot of xmit/rcv activity for a fully loaded page, though.

What I -did- also notice is that when I came back after I disabled 'Active Scripting' and 'Java Scripts' from running, I didn't see any of that weirdness still happening.

I looked around for a less 'open-air day-lit' contact context, this was about it if I didn't want to open a support ticket.

I can be found fairly readily if this isn't clear somehow.

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