I operate a website that uses an offline credit card payment facility, hosted by Vodahost, with the site operating via Soholaunch software.
A key module in my shopping cart programme has been repeatedly hacked with an email sub programme - despite changing my cPanel password several times. The hacker could only have done this by gaining access to my FTP (I have Bluevoda and cPanel - same UN and PW).
I have scanned my PC for malware - all clean.
How is my passward being hacked on such a regular basis. I select my passwords with random letters, numbers and other non-alphanumeric characters.
Is sql injection at play here ?
Would appreciate comments from an official source as I am beginning to doubt the security of Vodahosts FTP system.
Regards
AndyP

SQL Injection has been going on all over.. first.. disable all email a friend, etc etc in soho. Change the password, then take it out of soho and only put it in the ftp area when you need to update.

Put in a support ticket.

Karen

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Thank you for the reply Karen.
1) My FTP password is not stored in the soho admin programme (an old one was logged there but since deleted.)
2)email_friend/write review features long since disabled in my shopping pages.
3) I'm very concerned, as to alter the code on a module itself, you need access to it via BlueVoda or cPanel, and hence the password for these areas. My password is changed quite regularly, and I thought even a brute attack on it would result in a lockout so to speak.
I'll submit a ticket and see what response I get.
Regards
AndyP