Recently encountered a version of Gel4y Mini Shell that is not detectable by Imunify360 yet! Gel4y Mini Shell is a small PHP shell that has two notable features: 🔴 Compared to other PHP shells such as IDBTE4M BOT V87 Gel4y Mini Shell by Indonesian Darknet offers a lot fewer features: Source code: UPDATE: Imunify360 now … Read full article →
Arbitrary Code Execution is a process that enables an attacker to execute arbitrary code on a WordPress website. Hackers often break into a website by exploiting outdated plugins, themes, and even the WordPress core. They then upload a PHP file containing malicious codes. They use arbitrary codes to navigate and inspect your files and find … Read full article →
The AnonymousFox Hack guide by Sucuri misses a huge step in cleaning a hacked WordPress website, and that step is: removing the cronjobs While removing AnonymousFox malware from a website I noticed the following cron: It downloads a script from http://hello.hahaha666.xyz/xxxd and runs it, the script is: It creates a new folder css and replaces … Read full article →
IDBTE4M BOT V87 is a PHP shell that has a rarely good mailer function which is hard to detect because it uses random [email protected] for sending SPAM: source code: when accessed publically the IDBTE4M BOT V87 shell gives a blank page, but with a POST request containing the random password, the shell looks like this: … Read full article →
In this post, I will discuss the most realistic phishing popup that I’ve seen in years. These popups appear only on WordPress websites that use Cloudflare and can easily be mistaken with the original Cloudflare’s “sorry you have been blocked” screen. The post is divided in two sections: Analysis of the malware and malicious code … Read full article →
A straightforward PHP script called R4gn4r0 Mailer is used to send bulk emails from WordPress websites that have been hacked. It offers capabilities like email address filtering, mass emailing, and blacklist checking and is essentially a clone of the LeafMailer. The malware is often discussed as a wp-active2.php file. Simple login form, the password is … Read full article →
When it comes to cleaning huge websites of malware, if the database is several GB in size, it becomes difficult to navigate and remove bad code. PHPMyAdmin and text editors become completely useless for databases over 2GB in size. Here’s a script I came across recently and turned to be quite helpful in removing malware … Read full article →
According to publicwww about 5000 websites are known to be infected with this type of WordPress malware. It is similar to legendarytable.com malware and adds js code into every post and page so that visitors are redirected to third-party websites. Check if infected To check if your website is infected, open PHPMyAdmin, select your database, … Read full article →
Here are the most common types of WordPress malware attacks. Permanent malware eradication entails conducting a thorough investigation and determining the type of attack that occurred, how it occurred, and permanently closing that door. This is known as root cause analysis and vulnerability fix in the security world. 🔀 Cross-site scripting (XSS) The most regularly … Read full article →
Another website got hacked and the owner noticed weird chinese characters in search results for his website. The index.php file contained the following code: Initially, the point of entry for this malicious code was a plugin named Three Column Screen Layout that has a vulnerability which as many other WordPress users report is being actively … Read full article →