Re: Rogue PHP file
- From: "Frank" <ffarero@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2008 19:29:15 -0400
Hi once again,
Additional info: The company website is not hosted on the server. It is
hosted by a local company called tinkergraphics.com / Our DNS is managed by
RoadRunner.
"SuperGumby [SBS MVP]" <not@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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G'day Frank,
I am neither the 'alarmist' which Susan is nor the 'routers are evil' that
you will get from Leythos.
I have the benefit of having seen your later post but, so far, I'm not
really sure whether the internet name for your SBS is _actually_
mail.xxxxxxxxxx.com. There's issues about bad/poisoned DNS that would need
to be investigated. SBS would need to be _pretty thoroughly 'owned'_
before 'anything.php' comes into play.
_IF_ the server has been compromised, and so far I'm not really sure it
has, you should be firstly looking to PCSafety, as Susan has suggested,
and then considering _HOW_ this happened and the _cost_ of addressing the
issue (on your primary DC, which you should now trust _NOTHING_ from), vs
externally hosting your public (www) domain.
Though SBS is thoroughly capable of hosting websites (I do it myself) it's
not really a good idea, particularly considering the _very cheap_
alternatives which may not only give you greater facility and bandwidth
but also less concern about 'such hacks'.
"Frank" <ffarero@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi all,
SBS 2003 server, XP pro clients, WRT54GS router, Static IP from ISP using
exchange for mail.
Not sure if this is the right news group. I got a call today from a new
client stating that their mail.xxxxxxxxxx.com address was being
redirected to a Banking Phishing website.
They stated that they got a call from a security firm in Calif. staing it
looked to them like a rogue PHP file was accepting requests. Any ideas on
how to approach this to find fix it?
Thanks
.
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