Looks like you’ve been hacked. In all fairness, you’re running a version that is over a year old – it’s always best practice to upgrade as soon as you can.
I would advise reading through the FAQ on the codex. I also stumbled across this rather concise step-by-step, though I would advise it’s for the intermediate user (use of SQL and FTP is required).
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