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Spamhaus detects contact to malware C&C server - Can´t find anything in the logs -

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  • necrevistonnezrN Offline
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    #6

    What software is running in the LAMP stacks?

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      What software is running in the LAMP stacks?

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      @necrevistonnezr None other than what the stack comes with. I use the LAMP stacks solely for static site delivery by populating the public directory.

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        #8

        News.

        My server provider got an email from Bitninja Security. They have more than hundred logs.

        Here some examples:

        Deleted code for privacy reasons and since issue is solved. 
        

        Is there any concrete indication of anything?

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          #9

          At least

          <string>wp.getUsersBlogs</string>
          

          in both logs points to Wordpress, I think.

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            #10

            I have the impression that 99% of all suspicious activity are because of wordpress... just wondering

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              #11

              Did you changed the default admin/changeme after install?
              Advise: always install Wordfence (the free version had enough)

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                Did you changed the default admin/changeme after install?
                Advise: always install Wordfence (the free version had enough)

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                wrote on last edited by whitespace
                #12

                I understand the log entry as what the infected server does to other servers as part of a bot net. In this case it looks for Wordpress instances? In fact it seems to try and populate the sites with what seems to be pretty generic login data. I am not sure this is an indication that it has to do with WP. Right now all WP instances are turned off.

                value><string>lotadmin</string></value><value><string>12345</string>
                
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                  wrote on last edited by whitespace
                  #13

                  I found it. The log entries listed by Bitninja Security are found on the log of a WordPress instance that has been left with default values. Wasn´t me.

                  I am ditching the WP instance.

                  Jesus Christ.

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                    wrote on last edited by necrevistonnezr
                    #14

                    General Rule in Life: it‘s always efffin‘ Wordpress 😉
                    Not because it’s a bad product per se, but one of the most used on the web. Attracts all the assh*les in the world.

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                      #15

                      I think we have to 100% move to auto-generated passwords for the initial user in apps from the next release. We will make this a priority.

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