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Operating Systems Linux Debian Malicious perl script Post 302992375 by drysdalk on Friday 24th of February 2017 09:10:07 AM
Old 02-24-2017
Hi,

I don't think that what you've found is likely to be terribly relevant. Unless the User-Agent has been faked, that's just normal Google crawling.

You're looking for anything that appears to concern a Perl script. POST operations are also probably of particular interest, rather than GETs. At least one POST was probably involved at one point to invoke the malicious script.

Note that there will be separate log files for each site on your server, so you will need to check each Apache access_log that exists on your server in case the exploit was started from another site or location than your WordPress site.
 

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BBMESSAGE.CGI(8)					      System Manager's Manual						  BBMESSAGE.CGI(8)

NAME
bbmessage.cgi - CGI utility used for proxying Xymon data over HTTP SYNOPSIS
bbmessage.cgi DESCRIPTION
bbmessage.cgi(8) is the server-side utility receiving Xymon messages sent by the bb(1) utility over an HTTP transport. The bb utility nor- mally sends data over a dedicated TCP protocol, but it may use HTTP to go through proxies or through restrictive firewalls. In that case, the webserver must have this CGI utility installed, which takes care of receiving the message via HTTP, and forwards it to a local Xymon server through the normal Xymon transport. The CGI expects to be invoked from an HTTP "POST" request, with the POST-data being the status-message. bbmessage.cgi simply collects all of the POST data, and send it off as a message to the Xymon daemon running on IP 127.0.0.1. This destination IP currently cannot be changed. The CGI will return any output provided by the Xymon daemon back to the requestor as the response to the HTTP POST, so this allows for all normal Xymon commands to work. SECURITY
bbmesage.cgi will only send data to a Xymon server through the loopback interface, i.e. IP-address 127.0.0.1. Access to the CGI should be restricted through webserver access controls, since the CGI provides no authentication at all to validate incoming messages. If possible, consider using the bbproxy(8) utility instead for native proxying of Xymon data between networks. SEE ALSO
bb(1), bbproxy(8), xymon(7) Xymon Version 4.2.3: 4 Feb 2009 BBMESSAGE.CGI(8)
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