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by sucuri2 16y ago
It is a complete web application to manage ads, something like Wordpress for ads.
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Really bad, specially considering that openx.org has been offline for a while and we are seeing many attacks in the wild.
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Using OpenX? Time to upgrade - Serious vulnerability found(blog.sucuri.net)
25 points by sucuri2 16y ago|30 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
I kinda agree with you, but when you see 21% at Rackspace, it shows that something odd is going on there (taking out hosting-specific attacks, the % should be the same everywhere).
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Blacklisting alone don't tell if a hosting company is secure or not, but is a good indicator of how it is being perceived from the outside.
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Pharma hack and their C&C (Command & control) server(blog.sucuri.net)
4 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments
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Using VBulletin? Make sure to update asap(blog.sucuri.net)
1 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
They are using an old Wordpress version, which probably explains how it happened. Note that the site is currently hacked and doing these weird redirections. A heads up and reminder for everyone to check their sites and make sure they are up
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Nagios Community site hacked(blog.sucuri.net)
8 points by sucuri2 16y ago|5 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
No, it wasn't a FTP-based attack because we analyzed the FTP logs and on all the cases, there was no connections during the time of the attack. In our first assessment, we checked around 1.5k sites and found 140 infected. We also found thei
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by sucuri2 16y ago
I completely agree with that. They were a victim of the attack as well and I think their clients would be very happy with an explanation of what is going on. Instead, they tried to minimize the issue and even mute anyone mentioning it on th
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by sucuri2 16y ago
We did contact through that as well.
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Yesterday, it was posted here on HN about a mass attack on Bluehost that even affected their CEO blog. Attacks like this happen (Bluehost is a victim too) and we tried to alert them and help users fix their sites. Well, today we found out t
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Bluehost got hacked and responded pretty badly (by lying to their customers)(blog.sucuri.net)
61 points by sucuri2 16y ago|20 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
These attacks are not Wordpress-specific. The CEO blog was running Wordpress, but every type of site got affected.
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by sucuri2 16y ago
This seems to be a mass infection at Bluehost where even their CEO's blog got hacked.
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Bluehost CEO blog hacked (and many other sites at Bluehost)(blog.sucuri.net)
5 points by sucuri2 16y ago|1 comments
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Mass SQL Injection Attack Hits Sites Running IIS(blog.sucuri.net)
12 points by sucuri2 16y ago|3 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
A google search finds more than 1,000,000 pages infected: http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=http%3A%2F%...
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Mass infection of IIS/ASP sites - intljobs.org, wsj.com and many others affected(blog.sucuri.net)
7 points by sucuri2 16y ago|2 comments
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Being acquired is the best thing for a FOSS project(networkworld.com)
1 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
We checked the extensions, the "Server:" option in the header and the "X-Powered-by" option. We tried our best:)
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Wordpress user: Be careful where you get your theme from(blog.sucuri.net)
2 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
They did: " Keep in mind that the list excludes adult sites, ad networks, domains that don't have publicly visible content or don't load properly, and certain Google sites. "
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Did you guys notice Wordpress.com and .org in there: .com: 120,000,000 uniques .org: 8,100,000 uniques Impressive.
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by sucuri2 16y ago
#20 - ask.com #252 - digg.com #261 - justin.tv Reddit not in the list... What I don't understand is how come sites like openoffice.org, kaspersky.com, mcafee.com are so high in the list. Do people really visit them that often?
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by sucuri2 16y ago
I was having the exact same problem when my account was using around 85% of the allowed storage. I also had another account with very little emails stored and it was pretty fast. My solution (quite lame): I redirected the "full" account to
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Private Investigations - Wire Watcher(wirewatcher.wordpress.com)
1 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Oh, sorry about that. I misunderstood it. But it is nice to see hosting companies linking to us :) I am still looking for a designer to work on our blog/site.
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Just do the suggested searches at the bottom of it: http://www.google.ca/#hl=en&q=inurl%3A%2Fwp-includes%2F+...

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