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This is not surprising, PHPNuke is poorly written and thus susceptible to bugs and exploits. A while ago a client asked me to create a site for him using the PHPNuke system. I refused. As a member of bugtraq mailing list (among others) I have seen countless exploits submitted for it, sometimes more than one a day!
Nick W wrote: | Some ppl need a damn life...plus a kick in the pants. | | | On February 9, 2004 01:29 am, Roy Souther wrote: | |>I just fixed the LLUG site. These people http://iman0nline.com defaced |>it. |>Most of the attacks are on site that have not upgraded but a few have |>PHP-Nuke 7.0 and they to may have been defaced. |> |>If you are running PHP-Nuke you make want to keep one eye on your logs. |> |>It looks like the CLUG site is running PHP-Nuke 6.0. I strongly advise |>you upgrade it. |>It is very simple and only takes a few seconds. |> |> |>Roy Souther |>www.SiliconTao.com |> |>Changing the way people do business. | |
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