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  • New PHP Exploit on the Loose | TechJaws.com

    From the page: "In a follow up to the PHP Injection Script Exploit Gumblar.cn, there is a new version on the loose: Martuz.cn. It is the evolution of the Gumblar.cn script - much nastier than the first. Instead of just injecting code onto PHP and JavaScript files, it goes further by adding... more

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  • Rated by DanielBrenton on May 23, 10:32pm

    Kristi does it again- excellent direction concerning the Martuz.cn variation of the Gumblar.cn exploit.

  • Rated by networkmarketmlm on May 21, 3:02am

    Instead of just injecting code onto PHP and JavaScript files, it goes further by adding new PHP files to your images directories and adding the script to HTML files as well

  • Rated by amkhyati on May 20, 10:07pm

    good and very informatie article thx for sharing

  • Rated by takeonlife on May 20, 12:53pm

    Great tips to keep your website safe; regardless of your CMS.

  • Rated by mrJWells on May 20, 12:17pm

    Protect your site, follow these instructions,

  • Rated by downgoesfrazier on May 20, 12:01pm

    I don't use WordPress, but I've heard of similar problems from people who do.

  • Rated by Kilroy60 on May 20, 11:39am

    The best solution to his sort of problem, I'd say, is when one of these scumbags is caught we cram a stick of dynamite up their ass and ignite it on live television with the signal broadcast across the globe. I'll light the match, no problem.

  • Rated by dagorret on May 20, 11:07am

    From the page: "In a follow up to the PHP Injection Script Exploit Gumblar.cn, there is a new version on the loose: Martuz.cn. It is the evolution of the Gumblar.cn script - much nastier than the first. Instead of just injecting code onto PHP and JavaScript files, it goes further by adding new PHP files to your images directories and adding the script to HTML files as well." Thk for this post

  • Rated by mywifequitherjob on May 20, 10:36am

    exploit on the loose

  • Rated by gadgetmaster456 on May 20, 10:33am

    Very helpful information! Thanks