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FUCK ME@#$#@$ Maybe hacked can somone look at this code for me please?
This seems to be on a lot of my web pages on my server
<.....script language...="ja.vascript"> window.open ("http://vb-aus.com/traff/index.php","","toolbar=1,location=1,status=1,men ubar=1,scrollbars=1"); window.focus (); </sc.rip.t> \ I put in . so it wont work here. Has anyone seen this before? TOM |
yes, it's the infamous "test popup" virus. very dangerous in the wild.
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it seems to be only on index.html pages
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:helpme
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Kaspersky blocked access to that page. So I guess it's full of shit code. How it could be on your page? No idea..Ask your host. Who is it?
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I have no clue on these types of things... IM doing another scan on my home pc to see if it is something on my end that caused this doubt it though.. There are static webpages on my server that has this code in it. If it aint one person trying to fuck you its a whole network :feels-hot |
For one of the biggest boards I am very supprised to see no one knows of this :(
TOM |
:feels-hot :feels-hot :helpme
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what operating system is your webs server running?
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([email protected]) (gcc version 2.96 20000731 (Red Hat Linux 7.3 2.96-126)) |
not hacked , but you have a virus on the server that re-wrote your html files.
dont just delete them. notify your host that they have been hacked and make them fix it. |
ps. dont let them try to convince you this was your fault ( unless its your own server then it is your fault kind of )
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delete everything and throw your server away.
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What host is it? And do you manage the box or is it managed?
Andre |
is it reall worth dealing with?
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Here are a few things you can do to prevent this from happening again:
1) switch to ssh from telnet and kill the telnet daemon. 2) kill the ftp daemon and use scp (with ssh) 3) modify the hosts.allow files to allow access from only a few IPs (for ssh) |
and check your file permissions it is pretty weird that they rewrote all your files.
somehow they gained ftp access with privileges or your permissions or server are not safely configured. i have only seen virus attack IIS not apache. |
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If you were being hacked 9 times out of 10 your keys would be logged. And there is nothing a malicious hacker hates more than when you go running around talking about you got hacked. So in the future, get on another computer that is not infected or call someone and ask them to help or get help. Chatting with your friends or typing "Man I think I am being hacked" does nothing more than empower the person there watching you, they feed on fear and when they are found out, usually punish you by deleting files or using the info they have found about you.
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Thanks everyone for your input and inabon :thumbsup Tom |
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