[CMS] I've been hacked

[Deverill]

By dark-knight... He's deleted all the files out of my publich-html... Lots of custom jobs too.

And no I don't have a backup as I thought steves automatic back up mod was doing the job, obviously not as the last back up is in 2011. My fault I know..

But still screwed as in what to do. These idiots do my head in, twice ive been hacked on vbulletin!¬!!!

[In Omnibus]

The first thing to do is to check with your hosting and see if they maintain a backup for any length of time. Many hosts have redundant servers.

[borbole]

By dark-knight... He's deleted all the files out of my publich-html... Lots of custom jobs too.

And no I don't have a backup as I thought steves automatic back up mod was doing the job, obviously not as the last back up is in 2011. My fault I know..

But still screwed as in what to do. These idiots do my head in, twice ive been hacked on vbulletin!¬!!!

What about the db, did it remain intact?

About the custom work you had, if you have no backups of them then I am afraid that they are lost.

[Mark.B]

If you have no back up then there isn't anything you can do.
Ask your host if they have a back up, and also get them to check the server logs to see if they can discover how they got in.

if they DO have a back up and can reinstate it for you, change all passwords immediately....including admin cp, ftp, database....everything!

[borbole]

What version of vb do you have btw?

[Project-Buckfast]

I've been hacked

Try reupload all the default vbulletin files. Also disable all hooks via the config file. There's a chance your database may still be intact.

If you do the above and your database is working then back it up! At least you have a starting point this way.