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Issue With The SP Page Builder 6.6.2 Update

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OPAWEB

SP Page Builder 6 days ago

I’ve just realized that many of my clients' sites are infected. I have already updated Joomla to version 5.4.7 and all other components—including SP Page Builder—to version 6.6.2. The site loads correctly, but the console shows various requests; I haven't been able to identify where they are being called from. I need to know exactly where to look or what steps to take to stop these console errors from appearing. I can't upload photos, but they're like...

"Refused to apply style from 'https://misite/images/6pu9vaqq/style.css?143fb2b8f5d98f82feb246ecc61db33d' because its MIME type ('text/html') is not a supported stylesheet MIME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled."

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 6 days ago #228112

Hi,

we have whole topic for webmasters like you >> https://www.joomshaper.com/forum/question/45152

Just read & scroll, and you will find all the answers, and tools. There's a lot of knowledge, tips and stories from other users there.

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 6 days ago #228116

I’ve just realized that many of my clients' sites are infected.

If all websites were/are on the same server, that means your hosting provider is at fault. You should have your websites separated. That way, one infected site won't harm the others or allow access to other sites.

Please contact with your hosting support in that topic (!) Otherwise one fixed/secured site still be infected after just hour(s).

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6 days ago #228124

Cada sitio tiene su propio servidor. Pero esta vulneravilidad ha generado problemas en muchos de ellos. Donde debería ejecutar esta herramienta? solicito apoyo ya que no sé como se descarga o como se debe implementar.

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 6 days ago #228131
  1. Ask your hosting support to scan your sites using their tools, and remove all malware files they will find. This is the first level—it's essential.
  2. Then you can use https://github.com/zkrana/joomla-security-scanner/ (our tool)
  3. Or use RsFirewall to scan, then use FTP or FileManager from cPanel to delete all malware files
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6 days ago #228136

I’ve already done everything requested. RsFirewall is flagging most of the site's files as suspicious, but when I try to locate them via FTP, they don't appear. Something in the console is trying to call them, but I don't know how to find it. That’s where I need your help, because I know I’m not the only one facing this problem.

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