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I have been happily running Easyblog 3.9.19335 on Joomla 3.4.6.
I installed Codeguard about 6 months ago to backup and alert me when files change.
Today I received alert that two files (1 js, 1 json extension) were updated. I can't think of a reason they would have been updated. The files are attached, here is the path:
/http://www.gringofurniture.com/web/content/media/com_easyblog/config/1fbc70f8ff8c120b5834e38709744023.js
/http://www.gringofurniture.com/web/content/media/com_easyblog/config/1fbc70f8ff8c120b5834e38709744023.json
The last time one of tehse files were updated in that directory for a similar set of files is June 2017.
Below are the two files and a screen shot of the ftp.
Does this look like a normal behavior?
I know the version is hopelessly old. We are migrating off of joomla and thus have stood pat on Component upgrades. I just want to know this is not some malware.
I installed Codeguard about 6 months ago to backup and alert me when files change.
Today I received alert that two files (1 js, 1 json extension) were updated. I can't think of a reason they would have been updated. The files are attached, here is the path:
/http://www.gringofurniture.com/web/content/media/com_easyblog/config/1fbc70f8ff8c120b5834e38709744023.js
/http://www.gringofurniture.com/web/content/media/com_easyblog/config/1fbc70f8ff8c120b5834e38709744023.json
The last time one of tehse files were updated in that directory for a similar set of files is June 2017.
Below are the two files and a screen shot of the ftp.
Does this look like a normal behavior?
I know the version is hopelessly old. We are migrating off of joomla and thus have stood pat on Component upgrades. I just want to know this is not some malware.
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