GOOD news!
The same thing happened to me. This is what it looked like in every cart step:
But it's much easier way in this case to remove all infected files. There were about (I didn't count) 50 infected files just to remove and about 4 files to replace them by original Prestashop files.
What I did, step by step, easy steps:
- Download ALL files from ftp using FTP client (for example: FileZilla) to my local disk, to my computer.
- I did this on Windows 10. It's enough to use default Windows Defender. But I'm sure that every antyvirus will also alert all infected files just after downloading them.
- Windows Defener listed me all infected files.
- Using ftp client I opened each path, each folders on ftp server like was listed by Defender as infected files. All files which have to be deleted have "pairs" - always some file with graphic extension like jpg, png, webp + tiny php file with the same name, just with different extension (.php). Easy to find in folders because its names looks like JVcdl7fS.php and JVcdl7fS.png - created from random letters and digits.
- Few php files should be replaced, just few files. I got them from clear Preastashop installation with the same PS version.
This are folders listed by my native to Windows antyvirus. I guess that it's possible that in every store will be different folders with infected files. Don't know.
After all - my checkout is clear!
Thank yout for this topic. It was inspiration for me how to resolve this. P.S. I couldn't use cleaner.php because memory limit and some other limtations on a server.