roygilsing

Thank you for your reply. I found it. It was the WooCommerce Shipping & Tax plugin that automatically installed and was causing the JS issue.

I’m adding this image that shows that I also get an error message at the settings page. I don’t know if it is related:

Hi Elliot,

version 1.2.9 is working fine, thanks, and I haven’t had any complaints except yesterday: somebody is trying to pay with Apple Pay (through Stripe gateway) from a iPhone but can’t get past the reCaptcha. Do you know what could be the problem? I appreciate all the effort you’re putting into this. I am very happy with your plugin!

Roy

Hi Elliot,
Thanks! I did the update and activated it on the checkout page. I’ll let you know if it works now. I’m glad you did the update, because I had another attack last week.

Yes, I have disabled it in the checkout and luckily I haven’t had any more ‘card testing attacks’ so far.
Please let me know if you need more information.
Thanks.

Yes, I’m using official Woocommerce payment options: PayPal checkout and Stripe:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/daj7uk6t9t21q1v/2022-12-23%2019.41.10.jpg?dl=0

Thanks for replying to me so quickly. I appreciate you taking the time.
In the meantime I have installed the reCaptcha for Woocommerce and that seems to help already. No new fake orders since then. I hope that solves it. If not I will also install the anti-fraud plug-in.
I discovered these fake orders are called Card Testing Attacks and a quick search offered me these solutions as well.

Best, Roy

Hi dadadmin,

Did you manage to solve this issue? I’m experiencing the same problem today and it’s driving me crazy. I tried to alter the product permalink (each order was the same product) which didn’t help, then I changed the part to out of stock, but now the orders are placed with a different product.
All post addresses are the same: 99 Wall Street in NY. All emails and names are gmail addresses.

Roy

Hi @tiagoacc,

That’s it! I found the malware in the same location!
I used Malcare to detect it and to clean it.

Roy

Hi,

I’m experiencing the same redirect, but I don’t have the Hummingbird plugin installed.
Both me as my clients (I have a webshop) visiting the site are experiencing this malicious redirect.
I’m not a coder either and to find the security breach I have no idea.
The issue is occasionally, not all the time and the website it’s trying to reach is not found. But for me and my clients this is extremely annoying!

Roy

Yes! That was it!
Strange how this problem came into existence. Maybe I’ve added those parentheses afterwards and haven’t been able to use the edit function ever since.
Thanks.
Roy

It’s an empty screen, but the footer is still visible:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1205668/ScreenClip.png

here is a new error log, this time including messages from the edit page:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1205668/wp_whole_error_log.txt

I tried to change the name of the field ‘extra functie(s)’ and I tried to erase the field, but I can’t.

I hope this makes sense to you! Thank you.

Hi xnau,

Deactivating all other plugins didn’t solve the issue.
Here is the PHP error log. I hope this clears something up.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bgev4t8cfccxwqg/wp_php_error_log.txt?dl=0

Thanks,
Roy

I’m using version 5.3 (I can upgrade to 5.6)
I have no PHP error log (I can do that later).
But I forgot to mention, that before the edit function did work. I’m not sure at what point it failed, because I only found it out recently.