daviddede

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by daviddede 13y ago
It was found in the wild.
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by daviddede 13y ago
The .js file is actually included in one of their templates (using include()). So the <?php code is executed at that point.
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by daviddede 13y ago
+1. Most of the compromises we find is due to old/test/never used/demo/debug tools that were once installed and forgotten.
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OpenX.org compromised and downloads injected with a backdoor(blog.sucuri.net)
63 points by daviddede 13y ago|13 comments
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Phishing 2.0 – Credit Card Redirection on Compromised Sites(blog.sucuri.net)
14 points by daviddede 13y ago|1 comments
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by daviddede 13y ago
This has being going on for a few months with other sites: http://blog.sucuri.net/2013/05/who-really-owns-your-website-... thanks,
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Ubuntu Forums Hacked(blog.sucuri.net)
1 points by daviddede 13y ago|0 comments
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by daviddede 13y ago
I think you are over thinking a bit. We do many blog posts per month sharing what we find in the "wild". If you go to the blog, you will see the amount we have. This is just another one that our team found interesting enough to sh
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by daviddede 13y ago
Why people still recommend chkrootkit? It is an old tool that havent't been updated in a long while and wont find any new linux rootkits/malware.
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Using Phones/SMS as 2FA – Why I am not a believer(dcid.me)
28 points by daviddede 13y ago|49 comments
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Always assume the worst - You are likely being watched by not only the NSA(dcid.me)
17 points by daviddede 13y ago|6 comments
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Apache PHP Malware Injection into JavaScript Files(blog.sucuri.net)
10 points by daviddede 13y ago|0 comments
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CPanel servers compromised(blog.sucuri.net)
2 points by daviddede 14y ago|0 comments
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Server side iframe injections via Apache Modules and SSHD backdoor(blog.sucuri.net)
3 points by daviddede 14y ago|0 comments