As far as I can see at logs of my Apache, last few weeks was very busy for few guys trying to hack my honeypot ;)
Good job guys!
For some reason I decided to create a very simple (but useful) 'log-reader' for Apache.
You can obviously add it to cron or just run as a normal Bash script.
Here you have a code:
---<code>---
#!/bin/sh
ACCESS="/var/log/apache2/access.log"
FOUND="found.log"
UNIQ="uniq.log"
echo
echo "**** Test Apache logs... ****"
echo
cut -d' ' -f1 $ACCESS > $FOUND
cat $FOUND | uniq > $UNIQ
echo "[+] Found host(s) : " `wc -l $UNIQ`
for host in `cat $UNIQ`; do
echo "--------------------------------------------------------------"
echo "[+] Testing : " $host
host $host
whois $host | grep -e "country\|address"
echo ""
echo "[+] looking for: "
grep $host $ACCESS | cut -d' ' -f 6-8
echo "--------------------------------------------------------------"
done
---<code>---
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Monday, 31 March 2014
Friday, 4 October 2013
[EN] osCommerce 2.3.3.4 Exploited
Hi ;)
Durning few projects sometimes I can find that customers are using osCommerce
at their servers.
I prepare a small (poc) tool to a little bit automate a process of password cracking
and exploiting RCE available in admin panel (again ;) ).
Like I said to next week, this won't be public, sorry.
Anyway if you think that you will need it before (to test your sites or
your customers) then feel free to let me know privately, via email as always.
Have a nice day
o/
Durning few projects sometimes I can find that customers are using osCommerce
at their servers.
I prepare a small (poc) tool to a little bit automate a process of password cracking
and exploiting RCE available in admin panel (again ;) ).
Like I said to next week, this won't be public, sorry.
Anyway if you think that you will need it before (to test your sites or
your customers) then feel free to let me know privately, via email as always.
Have a nice day
o/
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Tuesday, 15 May 2012
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