The whole thingy does not substitute an apache modescurity application firewall but is more a crude implementation. You might be better off posting on an independent malware forum. This problem had been driving me crazy for months, now if I can only find a way to block referer spam from my logs. The home products arent compatible with a server. I couldnt get it to ignore w00tw00t.at.:) because the final ')' broke the program but I replaced it with a wildcard, ie w00tw00t.at.: and that worked OK. I strongly recommend to start some dryruns before implementing it via cronjob and to comment out the HOT part like this: RE: w00tw00t.at. As this is a server only our Enterprise products may be of help and none of them have an online scanner version and buying is expensive due to their multiple licensing requirement. Well, a w00tw00t is an signature left by a web vulnerability scanner called DFind that. A responsible acting admin should’t use this kind of thing on openly accessible production servers anyway methinks 😉Ī timedriven version is in the works, but I’m lacking the time to implement this ATM.Ī useful debug output should be generated if one comments in the part below the Sa aking mga log ng web server nakukuha ko ang marami sa mga ito: &lsqb error&rsqb &lsqb client x.x.x.x&rsqb client sent HTTP / 1.1 request without hostname (see RFC2616 section 14.23): /w00tw00t.at.
W00TW00T AT ISC SANS DFIND SOFTWARE
The script assumes there are no installations of phpmyadmin or other server management software in a standard path. anong tool ang naghahanap para sa /w00tw00t.at. :) 2021. To get rid of these scans I whipped up a shellscript which scans the apachelogs and utilizes iptables to block these ip adresses. The source of these strings were from dialup ip adresses but also from some probably hacked fixed server ip adresses. not closed connections from user agents containing strings like “:)” and variations thereof.
Lately I recognized the increase of scans for some certain paths resp.
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