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WebShells WebShells on the Web Server

03

May

2013

This blog describes briefly what WebShells are, and how attackers can use WebShells to gain powerful shell level/system level access to a server. WebShells have been used in attacks for quite a long time now, but with changes in attack trends, cyber criminals are getting more sophisticated with deployment techniques and methods to circumvent detection. With the help […]

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Session riding endangers unsuspecting web surfers – Thousands of websites have been hijacked and infected with malicious code

19

Apr

2012

The attackers injected script code into regular websites which leads the unsuspecting visitors to a deposited malicious JavaScript file on an external server. This file is designed to steal session cookies in order to make it possible for the attacker to pretend to be the real user and to use this session for fraudulent actions. […]

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Obfuscated JavaScript: Oh What a Tangled Web

18

May

2011

My colleague Daniel Novomesky alerted me to a problem he’s observed with the way some web-developers use JavaScript: a few of them have the habit of obfuscating JavaScript code on their web sites, presumably in order to compress it so that it takes less disk-space (“packing”) or using a “protector” in order to make it […]

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