RE: Another overflow exploit for Apache?

From: Timmothy Posey (timmothy.poseyat_private)
Date: Thu Jul 03 2003 - 10:18:38 PDT

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    Bombing %s, port %d
    Unknown host: %s
    Syntax: ./hell host port
    Port can be any port, any of them work equally well
    FUCKER!!!!
    su-2.02# 
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    This, if my memory serves correct, is a packeter once called
    "modembomber", circa 1996.  Quite old (and quite powerful), and I didn't
    think it'll still be in use (Google it for source code).  Check your
    logs to see if massive outgoing traffic from your server.  Perhaps a few
    minutes before the attacker logged into your server to execute that
    bomber.  There used to be an addon script to mIRC where it would
    automatically login to a server and execute it to attack IRC users.
    Many script kiddies were caught this way since their IP was logged right
    before the packeting started.
    
    As for how they got in, don't know.  Have you chrootkit'd?  Hopefully
    this isn't a pre-text to Sunday's olympiads...
    
    
    
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    Timmothy C. Posey
    Information System Engineer
    OutdoorDecor.com
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