Hi,
All my index files are infected with this script, help me please to make an linux command to find and replace iin all files with one command. I have a list of infected files.
script:
<script type="text/javascript">var
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I have seen similar things, and have used:
find to locate files with a pattern like:
^<script.*String.fromCharCo
and to then use grep to discard that line:
grep -v "^<script.*String.fromCharC
For verification, and then renaming of *.out to the original html or js...
Good luck
creates a backup file fname.bak for each file and removes the script, even if it spans multiple lines (assuming multiple lines break on whitespace).
1) assumes kDkemnvvDLKNSMGISufy is the var name
perl -i.bak -0pe 's,<script\s+type=\"text/ja
or to check all files in a directory including subdirs:
find . -type f | xargs perl -i.bak -0pe 's,<script\s+type=\"text/ja
Basically, we're looking for a script that starts w/ that first line of text including the variable... up through the first ending tag thereafter, and removing the expression. We're reading the whole file in as a single line and treating newlines as whitespace.... if the script is split across multiple lines this will still remove it. The funky \r?\n stuff at the end is to handle the difference between dos and unix line processing.... in case the script stuff has dos endings on a linux machine.
climbgunks:,
You are great!
I find that php files are also infected,
can somebody help me to remove this javascript form php ?
<?php echo '<script type="text/javascript">var kDkemnvvDLKNSMGISufy = "CTxn60CTxn105CTxn102CTxn1
04CTxn61CTxn34CTxn52CTxn56
n104CTxn116CTxn116CTxn112C
Txn99CTxn110CTxn47CTxn119C
Txn121CTxn108CTxn101CTxn61
111CTxn110CTxn58CTxn114CTx
Txn102CTxn116CTxn58CTxn45C
n108CTxn116CTxn101CTxn114C
CTxn102CTxn111CTxn114CTxn1
n97CTxn99CTxn105CTxn116CTx
4CTxn62CTxn60CTxn47CTxn105
"";for (var SNsShkFqXnCWgbolGPIg=1; SNsShkFqXnCWgbolGPIg<WQKPAW
WKFcwkNAUrmIniM[SNsShkFqXn
perl -i.bak -0pe 's,<\?php\s+echo\s+\'<script
and this will do the recursive thingy...looking only for *.php files
find . -type f -iname \*.php | xargs perl -i.bak -0pe 's,<\?php\s+echo\s+\'<script
I knew this at one time...
escaping a single quote inside a single quoted expression looks like '\'' ...basically end the first, escape the single quote, and start the next. just fyi
find . -type f -iname \*.php | xargs perl -i.bak -0pe 's,<\?php\s+echo\s+'\''<scri
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by: oklitPosted on 2009-05-24 at 13:28:00ID: 24462907
If all the lines are the same (or at least they have the same starting string), you may use below command.
Create backup first.
This will delete all the lines containing <script type="text/javascript">var kDkemnvvDLKNSMGISufy from all files in current directory.
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