Help! My website is giving people a virus!

scan your site with virustotal.com

I clicked on your site and I did not have any problem and I have Norton ans well as Mcafee and both says your site is safe.

Here is the report from AVG that says your site is clean.

Another good place to check for this kind of info is the scanner at Sucuri.net

https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/www.chocolatecoveredkatie.com

According to this, your site is not infected, but you’re running an old version of WordPress.

Can you tell us where you have uploaded your header image?

@krishna, that link looks like a temporary bluehost link.

@christine,
Yes. I have checked it and after that only I asked the question. I just could not understand why that is used. Any specific reason? Just curious. I hope you don’t mind my question.

In the past, I’ve set up WordPress sites on bluehost using the temporary url. Then once the dns have propagated, I’ve changed the urls in the db by doing a find and replace. I suspect that this step was omitted here.

Unfortunately, I’m not very technologically savvy (at all). I had someone else set it all up for me… ??

@christine:

If you get a chance, I would be so grateful to know how to fix it if the person who moved my site did indeed skip an important step.

Or is that something my host company should have done, and I need to talk to them about it?

Sorry for all the questions :-/

You can do this yourself if you want, by login into your bluehost account and go to phpmyadmin.

You can follow the instructions here – https://lorelle.wordpress.com/2005/12/01/search-and-replace-in-wordpress-mysql-database/

You could also just hire someone to look into this for you. Messing around with databases is not difficult, but could get messy.

You could try asking bluehost to help. They are very useful.