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I have got a problem with a gtm script. This line always appears in all of my cms-blocks:

<script src="https://googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>



After removing this in the Database - the next day it was again included in all blcoks.



I've searched the entire files - didn't find anything near "googletagmanager" or "gtm.js"










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  • If you have installed before a extension for that , try to disable it first, flush cache, remove the files. If not: Check if you have added this script in the Design Configurations. Do a grep on the root files : grep -irH "googletagmanager" .

    – Ylgen Guxholli
    Oct 2 '18 at 9:43













  • thanks for the hint. There is no extension - never implemented googletagmanager. Also did a grep on the root files - the only result was my remove command in the .mysql_history: update cms_block set content=replace(content,"<script src="googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>","");

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 2 '18 at 9:57











  • If you have external page cache enabled, be sure to flush that too.

    – Liam McArthur
    Oct 2 '18 at 10:04











  • external full page cache is disabled

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 2 '18 at 10:10











  • great! thank you, we could see in the trigger as well and fixed.

    – hari
    Oct 18 '18 at 20:27
















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I have got a problem with a gtm script. This line always appears in all of my cms-blocks:

<script src="https://googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>



After removing this in the Database - the next day it was again included in all blcoks.



I've searched the entire files - didn't find anything near "googletagmanager" or "gtm.js"










share|improve this question

























  • If you have installed before a extension for that , try to disable it first, flush cache, remove the files. If not: Check if you have added this script in the Design Configurations. Do a grep on the root files : grep -irH "googletagmanager" .

    – Ylgen Guxholli
    Oct 2 '18 at 9:43













  • thanks for the hint. There is no extension - never implemented googletagmanager. Also did a grep on the root files - the only result was my remove command in the .mysql_history: update cms_block set content=replace(content,"<script src="googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>","");

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 2 '18 at 9:57











  • If you have external page cache enabled, be sure to flush that too.

    – Liam McArthur
    Oct 2 '18 at 10:04











  • external full page cache is disabled

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 2 '18 at 10:10











  • great! thank you, we could see in the trigger as well and fixed.

    – hari
    Oct 18 '18 at 20:27














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I have got a problem with a gtm script. This line always appears in all of my cms-blocks:

<script src="https://googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>



After removing this in the Database - the next day it was again included in all blcoks.



I've searched the entire files - didn't find anything near "googletagmanager" or "gtm.js"










share|improve this question
















I have got a problem with a gtm script. This line always appears in all of my cms-blocks:

<script src="https://googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>



After removing this in the Database - the next day it was again included in all blcoks.



I've searched the entire files - didn't find anything near "googletagmanager" or "gtm.js"







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  • If you have installed before a extension for that , try to disable it first, flush cache, remove the files. If not: Check if you have added this script in the Design Configurations. Do a grep on the root files : grep -irH "googletagmanager" .

    – Ylgen Guxholli
    Oct 2 '18 at 9:43













  • thanks for the hint. There is no extension - never implemented googletagmanager. Also did a grep on the root files - the only result was my remove command in the .mysql_history: update cms_block set content=replace(content,"<script src="googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>","");

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 2 '18 at 9:57











  • If you have external page cache enabled, be sure to flush that too.

    – Liam McArthur
    Oct 2 '18 at 10:04











  • external full page cache is disabled

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 2 '18 at 10:10











  • great! thank you, we could see in the trigger as well and fixed.

    – hari
    Oct 18 '18 at 20:27



















  • If you have installed before a extension for that , try to disable it first, flush cache, remove the files. If not: Check if you have added this script in the Design Configurations. Do a grep on the root files : grep -irH "googletagmanager" .

    – Ylgen Guxholli
    Oct 2 '18 at 9:43













  • thanks for the hint. There is no extension - never implemented googletagmanager. Also did a grep on the root files - the only result was my remove command in the .mysql_history: update cms_block set content=replace(content,"<script src="googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>","");

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 2 '18 at 9:57











  • If you have external page cache enabled, be sure to flush that too.

    – Liam McArthur
    Oct 2 '18 at 10:04











  • external full page cache is disabled

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 2 '18 at 10:10











  • great! thank you, we could see in the trigger as well and fixed.

    – hari
    Oct 18 '18 at 20:27

















If you have installed before a extension for that , try to disable it first, flush cache, remove the files. If not: Check if you have added this script in the Design Configurations. Do a grep on the root files : grep -irH "googletagmanager" .

– Ylgen Guxholli
Oct 2 '18 at 9:43







If you have installed before a extension for that , try to disable it first, flush cache, remove the files. If not: Check if you have added this script in the Design Configurations. Do a grep on the root files : grep -irH "googletagmanager" .

– Ylgen Guxholli
Oct 2 '18 at 9:43















thanks for the hint. There is no extension - never implemented googletagmanager. Also did a grep on the root files - the only result was my remove command in the .mysql_history: update cms_block set content=replace(content,"<script src="googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>","");

– Mirko Babic
Oct 2 '18 at 9:57





thanks for the hint. There is no extension - never implemented googletagmanager. Also did a grep on the root files - the only result was my remove command in the .mysql_history: update cms_block set content=replace(content,"<script src="googletagmanager.eu/gtm.js"></script>","");

– Mirko Babic
Oct 2 '18 at 9:57













If you have external page cache enabled, be sure to flush that too.

– Liam McArthur
Oct 2 '18 at 10:04





If you have external page cache enabled, be sure to flush that too.

– Liam McArthur
Oct 2 '18 at 10:04













external full page cache is disabled

– Mirko Babic
Oct 2 '18 at 10:10





external full page cache is disabled

– Mirko Babic
Oct 2 '18 at 10:10













great! thank you, we could see in the trigger as well and fixed.

– hari
Oct 18 '18 at 20:27





great! thank you, we could see in the trigger as well and fixed.

– hari
Oct 18 '18 at 20:27










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I was recently employed to remove this malware from a UK based magento website.



The domain is not actually a Google domain, it is malware, see here
https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/c91d1e290fc46ede3930192c80ee1bb42d301e5d23dec47affc44a0a1cdea76f?environmentId=100



You have to go into your mysql database and look at the TRIGGERS, you'll see one that contains the malware. Then delete all the code snippets from your header, footer and static blocks.. the code should not return this time



Delete this entire trigger, then do a full security audit and change all passwords etc.






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  • Hello Mark, thanks so much for the input - that solved my problem.

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 4 '18 at 7:25











  • Glad to hear, and happy to help. I would also check your magento file and folder permissions as well as checking for any malicious backdoor files such as adminer.php

    – Mark Taylor
    Oct 5 '18 at 10:25



















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This is a hack mostlty through adminer.php. In magento its inserted into the database as a trigger. The trigger fires after a checkout has been placed and will insert in database (cms_block and core_config_data). Steps to clean:




  1. login in adminer or phpmyadmin

  2. sql query: SHOW ALL triggers;

  3. Delete the trigger from there: DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS trigger.name

  4. replace database with senr(https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/comment-page-36/) or you can import export sql file and replace it with editor.

  5. remove adminer.php





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    I was recently employed to remove this malware from a UK based magento website.



    The domain is not actually a Google domain, it is malware, see here
    https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/c91d1e290fc46ede3930192c80ee1bb42d301e5d23dec47affc44a0a1cdea76f?environmentId=100



    You have to go into your mysql database and look at the TRIGGERS, you'll see one that contains the malware. Then delete all the code snippets from your header, footer and static blocks.. the code should not return this time



    Delete this entire trigger, then do a full security audit and change all passwords etc.






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    • Hello Mark, thanks so much for the input - that solved my problem.

      – Mirko Babic
      Oct 4 '18 at 7:25











    • Glad to hear, and happy to help. I would also check your magento file and folder permissions as well as checking for any malicious backdoor files such as adminer.php

      – Mark Taylor
      Oct 5 '18 at 10:25
















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    I was recently employed to remove this malware from a UK based magento website.



    The domain is not actually a Google domain, it is malware, see here
    https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/c91d1e290fc46ede3930192c80ee1bb42d301e5d23dec47affc44a0a1cdea76f?environmentId=100



    You have to go into your mysql database and look at the TRIGGERS, you'll see one that contains the malware. Then delete all the code snippets from your header, footer and static blocks.. the code should not return this time



    Delete this entire trigger, then do a full security audit and change all passwords etc.






    share|improve this answer
























    • Hello Mark, thanks so much for the input - that solved my problem.

      – Mirko Babic
      Oct 4 '18 at 7:25











    • Glad to hear, and happy to help. I would also check your magento file and folder permissions as well as checking for any malicious backdoor files such as adminer.php

      – Mark Taylor
      Oct 5 '18 at 10:25














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    I was recently employed to remove this malware from a UK based magento website.



    The domain is not actually a Google domain, it is malware, see here
    https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/c91d1e290fc46ede3930192c80ee1bb42d301e5d23dec47affc44a0a1cdea76f?environmentId=100



    You have to go into your mysql database and look at the TRIGGERS, you'll see one that contains the malware. Then delete all the code snippets from your header, footer and static blocks.. the code should not return this time



    Delete this entire trigger, then do a full security audit and change all passwords etc.






    share|improve this answer













    I was recently employed to remove this malware from a UK based magento website.



    The domain is not actually a Google domain, it is malware, see here
    https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/c91d1e290fc46ede3930192c80ee1bb42d301e5d23dec47affc44a0a1cdea76f?environmentId=100



    You have to go into your mysql database and look at the TRIGGERS, you'll see one that contains the malware. Then delete all the code snippets from your header, footer and static blocks.. the code should not return this time



    Delete this entire trigger, then do a full security audit and change all passwords etc.







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    • Hello Mark, thanks so much for the input - that solved my problem.

      – Mirko Babic
      Oct 4 '18 at 7:25











    • Glad to hear, and happy to help. I would also check your magento file and folder permissions as well as checking for any malicious backdoor files such as adminer.php

      – Mark Taylor
      Oct 5 '18 at 10:25



















    • Hello Mark, thanks so much for the input - that solved my problem.

      – Mirko Babic
      Oct 4 '18 at 7:25











    • Glad to hear, and happy to help. I would also check your magento file and folder permissions as well as checking for any malicious backdoor files such as adminer.php

      – Mark Taylor
      Oct 5 '18 at 10:25

















    Hello Mark, thanks so much for the input - that solved my problem.

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 4 '18 at 7:25





    Hello Mark, thanks so much for the input - that solved my problem.

    – Mirko Babic
    Oct 4 '18 at 7:25













    Glad to hear, and happy to help. I would also check your magento file and folder permissions as well as checking for any malicious backdoor files such as adminer.php

    – Mark Taylor
    Oct 5 '18 at 10:25





    Glad to hear, and happy to help. I would also check your magento file and folder permissions as well as checking for any malicious backdoor files such as adminer.php

    – Mark Taylor
    Oct 5 '18 at 10:25













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    This is a hack mostlty through adminer.php. In magento its inserted into the database as a trigger. The trigger fires after a checkout has been placed and will insert in database (cms_block and core_config_data). Steps to clean:




    1. login in adminer or phpmyadmin

    2. sql query: SHOW ALL triggers;

    3. Delete the trigger from there: DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS trigger.name

    4. replace database with senr(https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/comment-page-36/) or you can import export sql file and replace it with editor.

    5. remove adminer.php





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      This is a hack mostlty through adminer.php. In magento its inserted into the database as a trigger. The trigger fires after a checkout has been placed and will insert in database (cms_block and core_config_data). Steps to clean:




      1. login in adminer or phpmyadmin

      2. sql query: SHOW ALL triggers;

      3. Delete the trigger from there: DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS trigger.name

      4. replace database with senr(https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/comment-page-36/) or you can import export sql file and replace it with editor.

      5. remove adminer.php





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        This is a hack mostlty through adminer.php. In magento its inserted into the database as a trigger. The trigger fires after a checkout has been placed and will insert in database (cms_block and core_config_data). Steps to clean:




        1. login in adminer or phpmyadmin

        2. sql query: SHOW ALL triggers;

        3. Delete the trigger from there: DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS trigger.name

        4. replace database with senr(https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/comment-page-36/) or you can import export sql file and replace it with editor.

        5. remove adminer.php





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        This is a hack mostlty through adminer.php. In magento its inserted into the database as a trigger. The trigger fires after a checkout has been placed and will insert in database (cms_block and core_config_data). Steps to clean:




        1. login in adminer or phpmyadmin

        2. sql query: SHOW ALL triggers;

        3. Delete the trigger from there: DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS trigger.name

        4. replace database with senr(https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/comment-page-36/) or you can import export sql file and replace it with editor.

        5. remove adminer.php






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