If your website was hacked September 25, 2011 this article can help walk you through restoring your website. The attack was targeted at index files, such as index.html, index.htm, and index.php. If your site was compromised, your index file(s) will need to be restored from a clean backup copy to resolve the issue.

PLEASE NOTE:
In the solutions below, we reference restoring your index file from a clean backup version. Be sure to replace index files in sub directories as well, as the hack affects more than just the top level index file.

Recommended Solution

The recommended solution would be to restore the compromised files from your own backups. You can use either FTP or the cPanel's File Manager for doing this. If you need further assistance with doing this, please see: How to Restore a File from your own Backup

An Alternative Solution - Using Google's Cache when you don't have a backup

If you don't have a backup of your site, in some cases using the copy of your site stored in Google's Cache can help restore your site files. We have a Knowledge Base article that will help you with this task, please see How to use Google's cache to restore a web page

I need help!

If you can't obtain a backup of your files and restoring your index from Google's cache is not a viable solution, please email our support department, support@inmotionhosting.com, with more information about the files you need restored.