UPDATE: The sql injection script that hit us, hit over 800,000 websites
April 1, 2011 by Da-Chief
Filed under Corpsman.com News, Military Family
A Netcast Barely Alive...
Well I guess we are in good company.
We’re currently monitoring a still-ongoing mass compromise involving a great number of websites. The compromised sites have been injected with a malicious script that triggers redirects to certain URLs that lead to malware such as FAKEAV.
Based on Google searches, there is no common denominator in terms of the industry to which the compromised sites belong. We saw compromised websites related to astronomy, clubs, hospitals, sports, funeral homes, electronics, and others.
More URLs Involved
Investigations revealed that five URLs were used for the attack and were inserted into the compromised sites through SQL injection. The said URLs all resolve to a single IP server—a known malicious IP Trend Micro researchers are monitoring. Thus, the related URLs have been proactively blocked by Trend Micro as early as March 25, 2011:
You can read the rest of the article here: http://blog.trendmicro.com/lizamoon-etc-sql-injection-attack-still-on-going/
Gads.. I mean really.. Gads..
D/C
Link exchange is nothing else but it is only placing the
other person’s web site link on your page at appropriate place and other person will also do same in favor of you.
I almost never create responses, but after browsing through a few of the comments here UPDATE: The sql injection script that hit
And, if you are posting at additional online sites, I
us, hit over 800,000 websites : Corpsman.com.
I do have a couple of questions for you if you do not mind.
Could it be just me or does it look as if like some of the responses come across like they are left by brain dead folks?
would like to follow you. Could you post a list
of all of all your social networking pages like your linkedin profile, Facebook page or twitter
feed?