It was WordPress -- a sneaky attack on older versions. We've cleaned out the database, reinstalled some files, and upgraded to the most recent WordPress release. Lesson learned; we'll upgrade whenever a new version is available. Bill's link just above here explains the issue.
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Thanks for clearing this up. I was getting pretty worried.
I saw that ... who hacks in to a webcomic?
I was wondering what happened... It was like a wordpress reset button. All better now?
Hmm.. I bet it was a guy with a creepy handlebar mustache... OMG Buddy13!
http://mashable.com/2009/09/05/wordpress-attack/
Was it the WordPress installation, the web server software, or the server OS itself?
It was WordPress -- a sneaky attack on older versions. We've cleaned out the database, reinstalled some files, and upgraded to the most recent WordPress release. Lesson learned; we'll upgrade whenever a new version is available. Bill's link just above here explains the issue.
Thanks, missy! I'm glad to hear it wasn't an attack on the current version.