Reputation: 2279
My client is reporting that code looking like this has been automatically added to the end of all PHP files (just before the close body tag):
<b1><!--J5qN2aS2eNoNycENgCAMAMCNqEoUnYZA04DRUgI1rC+f+xxwUdDQEuliwe5u3U+wzm3HBWMMkxpR0Qnmr2E2KAyDIqAUnQGM3H0NiXwUed67q6m5/t4jHpA=--></b1>
He tried manually deleting that line, but of course it reappears. Googleing returns very little:
Can anyone help point us in the right direction? Anything particular to look for?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 224
Reputation: 11479
change FTP password. maybe it was stole from total commander or other FTP client by some trojan.
there was a similar problem with bunch iframe
s added to the code before the closing tag. password change is the only thing that helps.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 154513
That looks like a encrypted base 64 encoded string.
J5qN2aS2eNoNycENgCAMAMCNqEoUnYZA04DRUgI1rC+f+xxwUdDQEuliwe5u3U+wzm3HBWMMkxpR0Qnmr2E2KAyDIqAUnQGM3H0NiXwUed67q6m5/t4jHpA=
Decoding doesn't seem to provide any useful information. I would assume the host is compromised.
One of my clients had a similar problem on one of his websites: turns out there was an upload form that didn't had proper file validation, a Perl script was uploaded and executed via the web server and gave the attacker almost root access to the server by creating a deamon.
Upvotes: 1