Customer notified us that our site may be hacked. Sure enough I went to it and noticed it basically redirected me to a full page "your version of chrome needs updating" which looked super fake, and then Norton caught a download saying Chrome_67.9.17.js will harm your computer, do you want it keep it anyways.
So i login to the admin panel and in the GIT HISTORY it shows that one of my users which has never even logged in before, has sent an upload: site-bundle.js last week, along with some other big list of files
How do I go about doing anything about this? I'm not used to squarespace. In the old days I'd just login to my FTP and start navigating to the files in question. But I have no clue with this stuff.
I put in a support ticket but im afraid they aren't going to offer much help.
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Customer notified us that our site may be hacked. Sure enough I went to it and noticed it basically redirected me to a full page "your version of chrome needs updating" which looked super fake, and then Norton caught a download saying Chrome_67.9.17.js will harm your computer, do you want it keep it anyways.
So i login to the admin panel and in the GIT HISTORY it shows that one of my users which has never even logged in before, has sent an upload: site-bundle.js last week, along with some other big list of files
How do I go about doing anything about this? I'm not used to squarespace. In the old days I'd just login to my FTP and start navigating to the files in question. But I have no clue with this stuff.
I put in a support ticket but im afraid they aren't going to offer much help.
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