Contact your host and asked what they can do. Many times they have backups and can reinstall it quick. That is, if you are on a first name basis with your host. If not, you are probably out of luck. That's why cheap big hosts are not the best. The best are mom-and-pop ones that give personalized service. You can also go to your cpanel, download your site, then scan the files. But your best bet is your host. And if you are not doing backups yourself, shame on you. If you were, you could easily get back online quick.

And don't bring out all your LR squidoo alias's to concur with your post. Leave then under the LR troll bridge !

Hijacking and hacked are one in the same in this thread. A hijacked site would have needed a "hack" of a line of code on your site, either through a mysql injection or some sort. Before you spout off, you need to really know what you are talking about. Hacked to hijack. You cannot hijack a site without some sort of hack. They need to get a line of raw code on your site. Normally done via a weak server or lack of security in the mysql/php code. Going to a website is not going to help. You need an expert to slam the door. Very easy if you are using a newer server and a new version of apache. But some scripts still have holes. But these holes would be plugged by a new server and security precautions. Nobody can "hijack" your site with hacking. Period. The hacking is done automatically using various PROGS. Those of you from the old AOL days probably encountered someone "hijacking" your your session. Again, this hijack was tantamount to hacking. They injected a line of code into a security breach and "hijacked" your session. One and the same. Again, no reason to mix up people with semantics. Bottom line, get a new server, plug the holes. You cannot do this will the big people. They don't care. You need a personal webhost who is an expert on attacks. I guarantee you that LR gets attacked all day long with various ways. But there server has been solid. People need to realize that the internet is constantly barraged by hackers. It keeps people rich coming up with ways of protecting them. There are other ways. Doing a server onslaught does the same thing. Bottom line, hijacking requires injecting a line of code, hence hacked. Your website has now been hacked and a new line of code has been added.

Don't follow the advice. Could care less. We are talking words. You cannot hijack a site without hacking into the server. Period. There are many ways. Scripts are vulnerable. But, since you do not own any domains or even care to get real websites, obviously you know nothing. If you have been in this biz for 15+ years, you would know a little something about security exploits. You have to. every site is vulnerable. You rely on your host and server to protect you. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. Happens daily. Again, can't hijack without some sort of a hack, either with an exploit that will hack into your server or some other way. All the big sites get hacked and go down. That's why sometimes you swear you were just at a site and now it's down. But just for a second as they clean it up and get back up. Most of the time it happens in the blink of an eye and you never notice. Small websites on public servers are most vulnerable for not getting back up.

For you people who can't focus, here's an easy way. Someone can purposely "hack" into your site, change the code (normally php) and "hijack" your site to whatever they wish. Someone else, normally a group in a foreign country, loves sending out automatic exploits to inject the mysql/php code, hence "hacking" your vulnerable script and or server, adding the code, and "hijacking" your site, all done automatically and blindly as they are just phishing around. So simple a kindergartner could understand it. Lock down your script and server, and voila! No worries.

For you people who can't focus, here's an easy way. Someone can purposely "hack" into your site, change the code (normally php) and "hijack" your site to whatever they wish. Someone else, normally a group in a foreign country, loves sending out automatic exploits to inject the mysql/php code, hence "hacking" your vulnerable script and or server, adding the code, and "hijacking" your site, all done automatically and blindly as they are just phishing around. So simple a kindergartner could understand it. Lock down your script and server, and voila! No worries.

For you people who can't focus, here's an easy way. Someone can purposely "hack" into your site, change the code (normally php) and "hijack" your site to whatever they wish. Someone else, normally a group in a foreign country, loves sending out automatic exploits to inject the mysql/php code, hence "hacking" your vulnerable script and or server, adding the code, and "hijacking" your site, all done automatically and blindly as they are just phishing around. So simple a kindergartner could understand it. Lock down your script and server, and voila! No worries.

Don't follow the advice. Could care less. We are talking words. You cannot hijack a site without hacking into the server. Period. There are many ways. Scripts are vulnerable. But, since you do not own any domains or even care to get real websites, obviously you know nothing. If you have been in this biz for 15+ years, you would know a little something about security exploits. You have to. every site is vulnerable. You rely on your host and server to protect you. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. Happens daily. Again, can't hijack without some sort of a hack, either with an exploit that will hack into your server or some other way. All the big sites get hacked and go down. That's why sometimes you swear you were just at a site and now it's down. But just for a second as they clean it up and get back up. Most of the time it happens in the blink of an eye and you never notice. Small websites on public servers are most vulnerable for not getting back up.