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As we reported last week, Google had been used by the “Santy.A” worm to infect websites using vulnerable versions of phpBB. Google has since disallowed such search attempts by the worm, by simply not listing vulnerable sites in their search results.
Variants are now attempting to exploit search engines offered by Yahoo and AOL, targeting sites running versions of phpBB prior to version 2.0.11. Some variants of the worm damage sites using poorly coded php instances of include() and require(). AOL claims that they are no longer contributing to the spread of the worm, and Yahoo has declined all requests for comment.
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Posted by Draving on 01/2/05 in
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As we reported last week, Google had been used by the “Santy.A” worm to infect websites using vulnerable versions of phpBB. Google has since disallowed such search attempts by the worm, by simply not listing vulnerable sites in their search results.
Variants are now attempting to exploit search engines offered by Yahoo and AOL, targeting sites running versions of phpBB prior to version 2.0.11. Some variants of the worm damage sites using poorly coded php instances of include() and require(). AOL claims that they are no longer contributing to the spread of the worm, and Yahoo has declined all requests for comment.
Source: Neowin.net
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Posted by Draving on 01/1/05 in
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As we reported last week, Google had been used by the “Santy.A” worm to infect websites using vulnerable versions of phpBB. Google has since disallowed such search attempts by the worm, by simply not listing vulnerable sites in their search results.
Variants are now attempting to exploit search engines offered by Yahoo and AOL, targeting sites running versions of phpBB prior to version 2.0.11. Some variants of the worm damage sites using poorly coded php instances of include() and require(). AOL claims that they are no longer contributing to the spread of the worm, and Yahoo has declined all requests for comment.
Source: Neowin.net
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Posted by Draving on 12/31/04 in
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As we reported last week, Google had been used by the “Santy.A” worm to infect websites using vulnerable versions of phpBB. Google has since disallowed such search attempts by the worm, by simply not listing vulnerable sites in their search results.
Variants are now attempting to exploit search engines offered by Yahoo and AOL, targeting sites running versions of phpBB prior to version 2.0.11. Some variants of the worm damage sites using poorly coded php instances of include() and require(). AOL claims that they are no longer contributing to the spread of the worm, and Yahoo has declined all requests for comment.
Source: Neowin.net
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Posted by Draving on 12/30/04 in
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As we reported last week, Google had been used by the “Santy.A” worm to infect websites using vulnerable versions of phpBB. Google has since disallowed such search attempts by the worm, by simply not listing vulnerable sites in their search results.
Variants are now attempting to exploit search engines offered by Yahoo and AOL, targeting sites running versions of phpBB prior to version 2.0.11. Some variants of the worm damage sites using poorly coded php instances of include() and require(). AOL claims that they are no longer contributing to the spread of the worm, and Yahoo has declined all requests for comment.
Source: Neowin.net
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