Tembak.c Owned By Nobody
Nov 19, 2007i have a tembak which is compiled from tembak.c and takes up processes. i have deleted the files from the server however it pops backup again in the same directory.
View 4 Repliesi have a tembak which is compiled from tembak.c and takes up processes. i have deleted the files from the server however it pops backup again in the same directory.
View 4 RepliesThere is a domain name in my WHM that does not seem to be owned by anyone, it just gives the username for the domain like below, but does not show who the domain is owned by (ie: root).
Code:
Example: ukstuden()
How can I fix this?
this webhost is your classic insecure VPS here is an chat transcript I sent the tech support
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%nslookup 83.138.144.36
Server: 192.168.1.254
Address: 192.168.1.254#53
Non-authoritative answer:
36.144.138.83.in-addr.arpa name = stresa.hostireland.c0m.
Authoritative answers can be found from:
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from email from 83.244.130.107 and to website 83.138.144.36/~rhyno
ictom: eqwrt
You are now speaking with Mitch of Support.
Mitch: Hello, thanks for contacting support how can i
help you
victom: hello
victom: I just called a while ago about phishing site
victom:
____://83.138.144.36/~rhyno/rams/sitekey.bankofamerica.com/sas/signon.do&detect=2/
Mitch: Yes, I belive you were speaking to Anthony
victom: heh ya I ran out of min on my account
Mitch: ok, What i would ask you to do is place a
trouble ticket via PAM and i will forward this to our
senior technicians and admin team for further review
victom: firefox picked it up as a phishing website but
IE6
is not so lucky
Mitch: More then likley due to the outdated security fetures in IE6 it is becoming easy to get around it
victom: that and your running some exploitable services on that VPS prob. I use to work for a webhost
victom: trouble ticket via PAM?
Mitch: Are you currently a Host ireland customer?
victom: Hell no I got a spam email from umm hold
victom: 83.244.130.107
Mitch: Ok, So we can track this issue could you please send us an e-mail to support@hostireland.ie
victom: so looks like you got at least 2 owned boxes
victom: sure
there is anyone out there who has their infrastructure colocated in cogent owned datacenter. And how stable and secure is it. The only reason i m interested in Cogent owned colo is that they provide solid SLA.
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Here are the links ....
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