Posts Tagged ‘Compromises’

Apache Web Server Attacks Continue to Evolve

Apr

2013

For the past few months we have seen a gradual increase in server-level compromises. In fact, every week it seems we’re handling half a dozen or so and it continues to increase. It’s one of the reasons that I have started including this as a trend in my most recent Website Security presentations. Just last […]

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Apache Binary Backdoors on Cpanel-based servers

Apr

2013

For the last few months we have been tracking server level compromises that have been utilizing malicious Apache modules (Darkleech) to inject malware into websites. Some of our previous coverage is available here and here.However, during the last few months we started to see a change on how the injections were being done. On cPanel-based […]

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Malvertising and Dynamic DNS: A Never Ending Story

Feb

2013

Symantec has been tracking a large malvertising campaign for over 5 months now. The campaign is still active and uses Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) to prevent itself from being tracked.The campaign spread rapidly and compromised popular domains and adult websites. High profile domains with an Alexa ranking of 5,000 or under have also been […]

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