Static site appears to have been hacked - how to prevent?

I have a static site (generated with jekyll) on a webfaction server. I just checked google analytics and under site content there's loads of pages listed like /www.pornhub-forum.ga/post571815. However these don't seem to be currently accessible, nor is there any trace of them in the site's directory in webapps. Any clues as to how this could have happened? I do have wordpress sites on the same server, but they all seem fine.

asked 21 Apr '15, 15:55

collierre
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Please open a support ticket to provide your site details, and we'll be happy to look into this for you.

(21 Apr '15, 18:27) seanf

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