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have I been hacked?

Asked by: jimbona27

hi EE,
can anyone tell me what the hell this is?

It appeared across my site, within the actual php code!

how can I stop it happening because it keeps coming back..

ah crap, its on all my sites. (shared)

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this.height='0'; this.width='0';}" >aueihjngyyimmhgyxphthqarllzkwhj</iframe> 
 
 
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Asked On: 2009-10-25 at 01:59:55ID24841519
Tags: php
,; framework
,; websites
Topics: PHP Scripting Language
,; Apache Web Server
Participating Experts: 4
Points: 500
Comments: 27

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by: HainKurtPosted on 2009-10-25 at 02:05:02ID: 25656048

thank you, I guess I got a virus :) when I try to open it...

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virus

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-25 at 02:12:21ID: 25656064

any ideas what it's trying to do?
Is it trying to make the slight look like a spam site?
Where can I download AVG free?

by: HainKurtPosted on 2009-10-25 at 02:12:25ID: 25656065

go to this site
http://www.tools4noobs.com/online_php_functions/base64_decode/
put all the values (xx...xx) and decode it, then we can understand what the heck it is...

eval(base64_decode('xx...xx'));

by: HainKurtPosted on 2009-10-25 at 02:13:50ID: 25656069

forget AVG for now, AVG is doing nothing here...
lets find what the code is first...

by: HainKurtPosted on 2009-10-25 at 02:16:10ID: 25656075

try to decode it, or is there any way to attach any file to your post... dont copy & paste code, try to attach the infected file to your post...

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-25 at 02:16:12ID: 25656076

got this back.

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by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-25 at 02:19:54ID: 25656083

i've cleared the code out of the files but the iframe appeared immediately <body> and the other codes appear:

<?php *here*
..
...
;?>
<html>

by: HainKurtPosted on 2009-10-25 at 02:22:01ID: 25656087

it looks strange, but when you use this in eval functuion it is doing something, which my AVG does not allow...
can you pls attach a file here...

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-25 at 02:26:18ID: 25656091

see here

index.txt
- 1 KB
exaple

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-25 at 02:27:10ID: 25656097

im not sure what you expect to see.. this attached file has the hack removed.

by: HainKurtPosted on 2009-10-25 at 02:34:50ID: 25656115

dont remove :) how do you see the hacked code, can you give me the url...
this file looks clean...

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-25 at 02:37:02ID: 25656123

that file is, as I said, i've removed it!

the code appears where I've explained it above:

i've cleared the code out of the files but the iframe appeared immediately <body> and the other codes appear:

<?php *here*
..
...
;?>
<html>

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-25 at 02:45:04ID: 25656136

when viewing it within the browser nothing happens. white page, no markup.

by: HainKurtPosted on 2009-10-25 at 02:50:22ID: 25656145

"It appeared across my site, within the actual php code!"
can you please attach an actual page, infected with the code, here... dont copy paste anything...
or give us a url to test it...

yes, it looks like somebody logs in to your server, finds php codes and inserts some codes, hidden iframes, opening some pages...

it is maybe someone, or some malware on the web server...

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-25 at 03:00:53ID: 25656166

im backing up a site on the server so i need to wait for that to finish. its not a huge site...

by: Ray_PaseurPosted on 2009-10-25 at 05:19:22ID: 25656394

To the initial question, "hacked?" the answer is almost certainly yes. I assume you have alerted your hosting provider, right? They will want to change all the passwords (so will you) and probably restore the server scripts and data bases from the last clean backup.

This is a wretched problem. Going forward, you might want to follow the work of Chris Shiflett (the security expert, not the Foo Fighter) who writes and speaks extensively on the essentials of online security. His site is available to the public at http://shiflett.org

Sorry you got bit, ~Ray

by: fiboPosted on 2009-10-25 at 08:27:13ID: 25656906

- you are speaking of your site, not your computer.
- your site has been and presumably still is HACKED.

1 - Be sure your own computer has not been polluted. Update your antivirus and launch a complete test. If you have no antivirus or it is not up to date, you are living dangerously: consider downloading and installing Avast or AVG from Grisoft. If this is for non-commercial use, their use and updates are free.

2 - Your web site has been hacked, and you should really consider closing it down and displaying a page "down for maintenance". Not elegant, but you risk to contaminate all your visitors...

3 - Then clean-up your site. Plan for 2-5 hours.

I made a check-list of actions you may want to accomplish to be almost sure that your site is cleaned up and will be protected against new attacks. Not a totally secure protection, but secure enough for "friendly botnets" to let you quiet while turning to more promising targets.
Have a look at http://www.experts-exchange.com/Q_23259099.html?#21178831

4 - Anticipate your friendly vistors will come back... you need to clean your code: in each user input (eg, forms), be sure to clean and escape all data

by: hieloPosted on 2009-10-25 at 12:02:47ID: 25657708

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Virus_and_Spyware/Anti-Virus/Desktop_Anti-Virus/Q_24572387.html

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-26 at 04:56:15ID: 25661321

my computer has a virus -- im reinstalling windows tonight with avg on it before anything else goes on it.

by: fiboPosted on 2009-10-26 at 05:25:40ID: 25661515

You do not need to reinstall windows, always an adventurous adventure.

If you reinstall, either you do that with reformatting your disk (plan for a minimum of a complete day, and 2-4 hours of your time if you take into account your applications), or you do that "over" the existing windows. In taht case, be aware that you need to clean up viruses first, otherwise there are high "chances" that the process will break somewhere.

Installing AVG is 20 minutes. Then plan for a complete thourough analysis of you machine, 2-6 hours. You do not need to be there, and if you are ther e working on the computer everything will be slowed down --> install avg, update to be sure to have the last version for all files, then launch the complete scan and ignore your computer for 6 hours. Then restart your computer.

I would think that would be enough and you do not need to reinstall... except if there are too many virusses detected and cleaning them deletes some important files (but then you do not really have a choice).

by: hieloPosted on 2009-10-26 at 06:48:57ID: 25662179

>>You do not need to reinstall windows
Last time I encountered this, I tried various antivirus software and none managed to remove it completely.

>>my computer has a virus
Yes, and it is your computer the one that is infecting your own sites. You need to change your FTP passwords (From a Clean computer) and reinstall windows. While windows is being reinstalled, clean your website(s). Be sure to check the cgi-bin folder of your site as well. There might be a backdoor/replicator installed. If it helps, look a the last modification time on your files to figure out which files are infected.

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-27 at 02:15:17ID: 25670368

its something on the server, probably got there from my machine but i've reinstalled windows xp and the code references are automatically being placed in the markup periodically so something is on the server checking whether or not the code is there or something is just simply logging into when it likes.. im waiting for my hostage to sort it out... :(

i've put a down splash page for all sites.. but what about all the urls, do I have to put any header redirects to the splash page?? obviously right now in google I have indexed pages that dont exist for the moment?

Thanks,

by: fiboPosted on 2009-10-27 at 02:51:29ID: 25670553

if your pages are not accessable for one or two days, search engine will probably be tolerant.
note however that they might have ALREADY banned your page if they have been hacked: you will need to check that with webmasters tools (WMT) in each of GYM (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft)

Since your own machine seems clean, I would try the following:
a - download all files form the remote site to my own machine
b - run an anti-virus scan on the corresponding directory - AVG will detect most troyan and hacker script [I found that the hard way: I had placed some of them on my machine to study them, and had to fight with AVG which really wanted to quarantine or delete them]
c - take a note of all the files that AVG finds suspect or infected: you will have to delete or heal them on your won machine, then delete them on the remote or replace them with healed copies
d - now go thru all the files, looking for strange names or sizes or dates [NOTE: if your sites are registered with webmasters tools from GYM, you probably have for each of them a special file, usually empty or very small, which it would be wise not to delete]
e - make a general update: deleting on the remote files that you have deleted on the local, upload healed files, etc.
f - then check all files and access rights

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-27 at 02:59:19ID: 25670587

i've looked at the cached version of my indexed pages in google and it looks like google hasnt come around in recent times since this happened so hopefully all is good.. what happens if google comes? Is that it, i'll get kicked out of google or are there 'mitigating circumstances' that gets taken into consideration?

by: fiboPosted on 2009-10-27 at 05:29:23ID: 25671607

If the search engine does not find the page when coming on "usual search", it will simply ignore the problem. However, if this is a "deep search" like a "google dance" where all pages are updated and all their links explored, most unavailable page might be dropped.

So don't worry, you should be back online in one day and all will be fine.

Note that you really will need to check with webmasters tools from each of GYM if your site has not been banned by the corresponding serach engine. If it has been, you can resubmit your pages after your clean-up.

by: jimbona27Posted on 2009-10-28 at 14:43:32ID: 25688666

Ok so I have a new install of my operating system and the code keeps appearing on the sites. I'm waiting for the hostage company to sort it but I'm just waiting and waiting. What else can I do?

by: hieloPosted on 2009-10-28 at 15:48:40ID: 25689100

>>What else can I do?
Did you read my TWO posts above?

>>I'm waiting for the hostage company to sort it
You can also STOP waiting on your webhost and do something about it. I'm sure you are not the only client who needs help. Again, look through your files for "odd-named" executable files, starting in the cgi-bin folder. It will also help you pinpoint the problematic files if you sort them by date. For example, if you have not FTP anything in the last 48 hours and you find a file whose last update was 5 hours ago,
chances are, that file has been infected.

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