is my site get hacked?

Hi ,

i am running a website and nowadays I found some strange files in my
ftp area. all files are html files... i am runnig my website in
Windows server, IIS + ASP. in IIS i kept index.asp as default file so
my site has not defaced.. the one tried this defacement attempt
uploaded index.html to my website's ftp area.I am sure i never
uploaded those files.. While opening those files they carries words
like game over .. and ur site has been hacked .. who uploaded those
files ? is it possible to upload those files to my website? it
surprises me becoz i am the only one knows my website ftp username and
password? can anyone tell what kind of attack is this and how can i
prevent or protect myself from this kind hacks?

visu wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> i am running a website and nowadays I found some strange files in my
> ftp area. all files are html files... i am runnig my website in
> Windows server, IIS + ASP. in IIS i kept index.asp as default file so
> my site has not defaced.. the one tried this defacement attempt
> uploaded index.html to my website's ftp area.I am sure i never
> uploaded those files.. While opening those files they carries words
> like game over .. and ur site has been hacked .. who uploaded those
> files ? is it possible to upload those files to my website? it
> surprises me becoz i am the only one knows my website ftp username and
> password? can anyone tell what kind of attack is this and how can i
> prevent or protect myself from this kind hacks?
>

Sounds like someone got in there. And either you're allowing anonymous
ftp, or you're not the only one who knows your userid/password.

If you're running this on your own server, you're asking for real
trouble. Get a real hosting account before you get seriously hacked.
This one was just a taste of what is to come.

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