shaneed
Well, i dont want to remember how many times I've cleaned my Dolphin manually from this iframes... Is like 6-7 times?! And i did'nt knew where this comes from, especially that i have like 3 websites on the same account. And all of them got infected.

And yes, i use SmartFTP to manage my websites and Dreamweaver CS4.

Solution 1: Search in ALL of your files starting with INDEX.HTML , INDEX.PHP , DEFAULT.PHP , HOME.PHP and MAIN.PHP . Even if your page is called index_something.php or default_something.php see more . After you cleaned your files of iframes, change your FTP passwords by using a text editor such as Notepad and Copy/Paste it, because keyloggers can't detect copy/paste.

Solution 2: Backup your data and install a fresh Dolphin if you did'nt made too many customizations to your Dolphin, and change your FTP passwords using the same copy/paste method.

Solution 3: Reinstall your windows :)

I had made some investigations about this iframe injection and it seems that there's no other way for getting rid of this annoying thing.

P.S. : For me the 1st option worked. Good luck to you too!
fugum
Did you change your passwords? That should be step 4. But why would you re-install windows? Use Malwarebytes and clean the computer up. A lot less work and time involved. It could be that your computer is not even infected. Meaning (as was with me) that someone you had work on your sites is infected.
 
 
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