Is my webhost infected? [on hold]

Posted by Svein Erik on Pro Webmasters See other posts from Pro Webmasters or by Svein Erik
Published on 2014-06-05T18:04:10Z Indexed on 2014/06/05 21:43 UTC
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I have 2 websites, and on both websites, randomly on time, get's redirected automatically to porn sites. I can't figure out if it's something in the code or if the webhost is infected somehow.

The two sites is: http://www.storkas.com/vm and http://www.prowebdesign.no/vm.

Where should i start to find out what's happening..? I scanned the sites on hxxp://sitecheck.sucuri.net. One odd thing i saw there, is a reference to: hxxp://js.nohealth.org/js/jquery-1.1.js. I do not have this in my html code..

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