-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 7:16 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: [clean-mx-viruses-1091636](209.190.61.25)-->([email protected]) viruses sites (1 so far) within your network, please close them! status: As of 2011-11-19 13:16:21 CET
Dear abuse team, please help to close these offending viruses sites(1) so far. status: As of 2011-11-19 13:16:21 CET http://support.clean-mx.de/clean-mx/[email protected]&response=alive (for full uri, please scroll to the right end ... We detected many active cases dated back to 2007, so please look at the date column below. You may also subscribe to our MalwareWatch list http://lists.clean-mx.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/viruswatch This information has been generated out of our comprehensive real time database, tracking worldwide viruses URI's most likely also affected pages for these ip may be found via passive dns please have a look on these other domains correlated to these ip example: see http://www.bfk.de/bfk_dnslogger.html?query=209.190.61.25 If your review this list of offending site, please do this carefully, pay attention for redirects also! Also, please consider this particular machines may have a root kit installed ! So simply deleting some files or dirs or disabling cgi may not really solve the issue ! Advice: The appearance of a Virus Site on a server means that someone intruded into the system. The server's owner should disconnect and not return the system into service until an audit is performed to ensure no data was lost, that all OS and internet software is up to date with the latest security fixes, and that any backdoors and other exploits left by the intruders are closed. Logs should be preserved and analyzed and, perhaps, the appropriate law enforcement agencies notified. DO NOT JUST DELETE THE FILES. IF YOU DO NOT FIX THE SECURITY PROBLEM, THEY WILL BE BACK! You may forward my information to law enforcement, CERTs, other responsible admins, or similar agencies. +----------------------------------------------------------------------- +------------------------ |date |id |virusname |ip |domain |Url| +----------------------------------------------------------------------- +------------------------ |2011-11-19 13:00:20 CET |1091636 |HTML/Crypted.Gen |209.190.61.25 |latestfashionstrends.com |http://latestfashionstrends.com/wp-includes/js/jquery.js +----------------------------------------------------------------------- +------------------------ Your email address has been pulled out of whois concerning this offending network block(s). If you are not concerned with anti-fraud measurements, please forward this mail to the next responsible desk available... If you just close(d) these incident(s) please give us a feedback, our automatic walker process may not detect a closed case explanation of virusnames: ========================== unknown_html_RFI_php not yet detected by scanners as RFI, but pure php code for injection unknown_html_RFI_perl not yet detected by scanners as RFI, but pure perl code for injection unknown_html_RFI_eval not yet detected by scanners as RFI, but suspect javascript obfuscationg evals unknown_html_RFI not yet detected by scanners as RFI, but trapped by our honeypots as remote-code-injection unknown_html not yet detected by scanners as RFI, but suspious, may be in rare case false positive unknown_exe not yet detected by scanners as malware, but high risk! all other names malwarename detected by scanners ========================== yours Gerhard W. Recher (Geschäftsführer) NETpilot GmbH Wilhelm-Riehl-Str. 13 D-80687 München GSM: ++49 171 4802507 Handelsregister München: HRB 124497 w3: http://www.clean-mx.de e-Mail: mailto:[email protected] PGP-KEY: Fingerprint: A4E317B6DC6494DCC9616366A75AB34CDD0CE552 id: 0xDD0CE552 Location: http://www.clean-mx.de/downloads/abuse-at-clean-mx.de.pub.asc
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