admin Cloud Web Application Firewalls Cloudflare Cloudflare’s enterprise-class web application firewall protects your Internet property from common vulnerabilities like SQL injection attacks, cross-site scripting, and cross-site forgery requests with no changes to your existing infrastructure. Read more – https://www.cloudflare.com/ AWS WAF AWS WAF is a web application firewall that helps protect your web applications from common … Read more
We are see remote command execution (RCE) attempts trying to exploit the latest WordPress API Vulnerability. The attackers trying to exploit sites that have plugins like the Insert PHP, Exec-PHP and similar installed plugins. These plugins, allow users to insert PHP code directly into the posts as a way to make customizations easier. Coupled with … Read more
A new dangerous content injection vulnerability has been discovered in the WordPress CMS, it is a zero-day content injection flaw in the WordPress REST API. A fix for this was silently included on version 4.7.2 along with other less severe issues. Introduction This privilege escalation vulnerability affects the WordPress REST API that was recently added … Read more
Normally Silence is golden is all inside the index file. Just an empty file with no code and a single line comment saying “Silence is golden”. But wait, there exists nothing for no reason, there has got to be some reason for this file being empty ? The answer is security. If this index file … Read more
When a website gets hacked, one thing we know for sure is that attackers love to leave malware that allows them access back into the site in future. This type of malware is called a backdoor. This type of malware was named this because it allows for remote control of a compromised website in a … Read more
A Web Application Firewall protects Web servers from malicious traffic and blocks attempts to compromise the system. While proxies generally protect clients, WAFs protect servers. A WAF is deployed to protect a specific web application or set of web applications. A WAF can be considered a reverse proxy. WAFs may come in the form of … Read more
An attacker trying hide malware, before it’s uploaded, fwrite to server and executed. This attacks type uses Cross-Site Request Forgery & Remote Content Execution vulnerability together (CSRF & RCE vulnerability) It’s also base64 encoded content, so it’s more difficult find with scanners. Example – fwrite & base64_encoded malware base64_decode malware When malware uploaded to server … Read more
WordPress plugin Backup & Restore Dropbox have PHP Object Injection Vulnerability. It’s allow remote download malware to the server. This vulnerability founded by pluginvulnerabilities.com and published it. We found that vulnerability try malware download common.php malware to server via FTP Protocol. Real Post Payload First file_get_contents download common.php malware and file_put_contents write it to server. … Read more
This malware is very clever, because it’s hiding Malware Data to inside WordPress database and Itself code in themes functions.php file. Hacker/or botnetwork can always send POST data to update or add a new Data to Database. Same time it puts Malware Data to the PHP script and it loaded, executed and last command it … Read more
WordPress Vulnerability in Cherry Plugin – Arbitrary File Upload The Vulnerability allow an attacker to upload all types of files without administrator login. /wp-content/plugins/cherry-plugin/admin/import-export/upload.php This is fixed latest version of Cherry Plugin, but all customers won’t update their website and files. Interesting comes heres, botnetwork search this old vulnerability and if found they upload malware … Read more