Published: 2008-05-06,
Last Updated: 2008-05-06 21:11:52 UTC
by John Bambenek (Version: 1)
A loyal ISC reader, Rob, wrote in to point us at what looks to be a SQL Injection worm that is on the loose. From a quick google search it shows that there are about 4,000 websites infected and that this worm started at least mid-April if not earlier. Right now we can't speak intelligently to how they are getting into databases, but what they are doing is putting in some scripts and iframes to take over visitors to the websites. It looks like the infection of user machines is by Real Player vulnerabilities that seem more or less detected pretty well.
The details, the script source that is injected into webpages is hxxp://winzipices.cn/#.js (where # is 1-5). This, in turn, points to a cooresponding asp page on the same server. (i.e. hxxp://winzipices.cn/#.asp). This in turn points back to the exploits. Either from the cnzz.com domain or the 51.la domain. The cnzz.com (hxxp://s141.cnzz.com) domain looks like it could be set up for single flux, but it's the same pool of IP address all the time right now. hxxp://www.51.la just points to 51la.ajiang.net which has a short TTL, but only one IP is serving it.
Fair warning, if you google this hostnames, you will find exploited sites that will try and reach out and "touch" you... even if you are looking at the "cached" page. Proceed at your own risk.
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John Bambenek / bambenek \at\ gmail /dot/ com
資料來源 http://isc.sans.org/
Last Updated: 2008-05-06 21:11:52 UTC
by John Bambenek (Version: 1)
A loyal ISC reader, Rob, wrote in to point us at what looks to be a SQL Injection worm that is on the loose. From a quick google search it shows that there are about 4,000 websites infected and that this worm started at least mid-April if not earlier. Right now we can't speak intelligently to how they are getting into databases, but what they are doing is putting in some scripts and iframes to take over visitors to the websites. It looks like the infection of user machines is by Real Player vulnerabilities that seem more or less detected pretty well.
The details, the script source that is injected into webpages is hxxp://winzipices.cn/#.js (where # is 1-5). This, in turn, points to a cooresponding asp page on the same server. (i.e. hxxp://winzipices.cn/#.asp). This in turn points back to the exploits. Either from the cnzz.com domain or the 51.la domain. The cnzz.com (hxxp://s141.cnzz.com) domain looks like it could be set up for single flux, but it's the same pool of IP address all the time right now. hxxp://www.51.la just points to 51la.ajiang.net which has a short TTL, but only one IP is serving it.
Fair warning, if you google this hostnames, you will find exploited sites that will try and reach out and "touch" you... even if you are looking at the "cached" page. Proceed at your own risk.
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John Bambenek / bambenek \at\ gmail /dot/ com
資料來源 http://isc.sans.org/
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