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Looking through the Bad Behavior logs, I've noticed a bunch of rejected trackback spam attempts from 64.71.177.84, belonging to Hurricane Electric (Not the first time I've seen that name, btw. They seem to be popular with the spammers, for whatever reason ...).

Well, I decided to type that IP address into my browser and got this piece of PHP code:

; $from_mail = "phpauth@yandex.ru"; $to_mail = "grigory@mail.astrakhan.ru"; $message = "Subject: testnFrom: $from_mailnTo: $to_mailntest"; $host = "smtp.yandex.ru"; $port = 25; $errno = 30; $errstr = 1; $timeout = 1; $handle = fsockopen($host, $port, $errno, $errstr, $timeout); fputs($handle, "EHLO $hostrn"); echo fread($handle, 4096) . "

"; fputs($handle, "AUTH LOGINrn"); echo fread($handle, 4096) . "

"; fputs($handle, base64_encode($user) . "rn"); echo fread($handle, 4096) . "

"; fputs($handle, base64_encode($pass) . "rn"); echo fread($handle, 4096) . "

"; fputs($handle, "MAIL FROM:<$from_mail>rn"); echo fread($handle, 4096) . "

"; fputs($handle, "RCPT TO:<$to_mail>rn"); echo fread($handle, 4096) . "

"; fputs($handle, "DATArn"); echo fread($handle, 4096) . "

"; fputs($handle, "$messagern.rn"); echo fread($handle, 4096) . "

"; fputs($handle, "QUITrn"); echo fread($handle, 4096) . "

"; fclose($handle); ?>

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This is interesting. Makes me wonder if my trackback is even working on my site over at www.spacequad.com for users to make a post that would allow me to even have a link in one of my messages. I know I did a manual trackback from this site awhile back, but as of 8 months ago, nada a thing.

I highly doubt that this script even works, well not in its present form atleast.

Michael

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Authored by: ironmax on Saturday, September 15 2007 @ 11:43 CEST
Hacked server spamming

Well, that (incomplete) piece of code attempts to send an email (Geeklog ate the backslashes - "rn" stands for a carriage return + linefeed). Looks like some sort of confirmation email that the hack has succeeded. The trackbacks are probably sent from some other script on the same server.

Authored by: Dirk on Saturday, September 15 2007 @ 12:04 CEST

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