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blackmonsters 04-02-2011 04:15 PM
LizaMoon virus is what you may have!
 
Good luck to webmasters who use PHP and SQL.

I don't use it because I never liked it and I really don't know why so many
people do like it. If it works for you then great; I'm not knocking anyone.
I just never felt good about it from day one.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ac/20110402/...ewar e_faqs_1

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The LizaMoon attack, originally reported on March 29, has now infected more than 1.5 million websites with no signs of slowing infection rates. This mass SQL injection attack has web surfers duped, and even some of Apple's iTunes pages have fallen prey to the proliferate attack, even though Apple has stopped the code from executing and affecting its users. Check out some facts about the LizaMoon mass SQL injection attacks, what the Windows Stability Center and scareware are, and what programs can detect the scareware Trojan so far.

Tempest 04-02-2011 04:31 PM
It's never the SQL server itself.. It's the applications that access it that are the vulnerable part... I've noticed an increase in bots checking my sites for things like phpmyadmin and various other apps.

blackmonsters 04-02-2011 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Tempest (Post 18027128)
It's never the SQL server itself.. It's the applications that access it that are the vulnerable part... I've noticed an increase in bots checking my sites for things like phpmyadmin and various other apps.
I "mostly" think so too.
However, how does one expect to not use these "apps" if they chose that programming
environment?

The apps would seem to be a benefit of the environment.
Why go there without benefit?

greg80 04-02-2011 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 18027105)
I don't use it because I never liked it and I really don't know why so many
That's why your site looks like it's 1996 again

Harmon 04-02-2011 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by greg80 (Post 18027149)
That's why your site looks like it's 1996 again
Son, I am dissapoint

HomerSimpson 04-02-2011 04:57 PM
I love those stupid "drama" news written by guys who have no fucking idea what they are writing about...

blackmonsters 04-02-2011 05:01 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by greg80 (Post 18027149)
That's why your site looks like it's 1996 again
My website's appearance has nothing to do with PHP or SQL.
It has everything to do with HTML and CSS and neither of these are used for
backend programming.

It's actually quite stupid to even suggest that.

:helpme

blackmonsters 04-02-2011 05:04 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by HomerSimpson (Post 18027162)
I love those stupid "drama" news written by guys who have no fucking idea what they are writing about...
I love those replies from people who use PHP/SQL and feel totally fucked when these news dramas unfold.


:1orglaugh

seeandsee 04-02-2011 07:14 PM
i will check with my hosting

DangerX !!! 04-02-2011 07:31 PM
LOL... noob! I can assure you I'm virus free.
By the way, Lizamoon SQL Injection attack works by issuing SQL commands in un-sanitized input to the server. This baby can't do a thing unless you let it. If you are a professional coder/webmaster you will never get it. So, why so serious? Common.

pristine 04-02-2011 08:27 PM
nevermind

Cyber Fucker 04-02-2011 08:38 PM
I think it was a few days ago here at GFY, I got a pop up prompting to download some file, but as in every of such situation I just canceled connection by turning network card off.

nestle 04-02-2011 08:44 PM
You're a dumbass if you think Apple uses PHP for their iTunes pages.

You're even a bigger dumbass if you think the PHP language itself is the root cause of the SQL injection.

The injection can occur on PHP, ASP, JSP, ColdFusion, and even ROR sites that, as others have already mentioned, don't sanitize user input.

pristine 04-02-2011 09:02 PM
http://community.websense.com/blogs/...ng-itunes.aspx

HarryMuff 04-02-2011 09:16 PM
links pulled


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