I'd suggest you check your source code, see what has been changed if anything - unauthorized changes are never a good sign.  Might also start taking some of the suggested steps here to make sure:

http://wiki.lunarpages.com/Web_Site_Security_Breaches

This one is easy

You have a redirect set to forward to another domain. It is set to keep the same address in the address bar.

This is not a hack or an exploit, it is something set on your end usually called stealth redirection.

See your source code


I use this all the time, totally harmless and working the way its supposed to be

It is something set up in your redirection, either from here or from wherever you have your registrar. Registrars often use this setup for stealth redirection.

Check your in your file directory and look at the source code of your main index file, if you cannot see the code I posted in my previous post then it is set up on your registrars end and you have to get them to change it.

If you do see the code in your html then just delete the index file and replace it with a good copy.

I think its a domain pointer set up at your registrar, I use it frequently and insert a similar code to redirect domain1 to domain2 while keeping the address of domain1.

Who is your domain registrar? Check your forwarding settings and uncheck the stealth redirect and you will be OK.

Thanks MNM!!

I'll contact my registrar cause my index has no frames.