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09 December 2011

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@Lamar - ha, I am working on a blog post right now on the same type of traffic. We are seeing it too.

Ryan,

You are correct. This issue is apparently related to the awstats issue we discussed last week, along with some additional information regarding code injection against phpAlbum:

http://foxtrot7security.blogspot.com/2011/12/attacks-against-awstats-also-includes.html

Good day, Ryan:

Sadly, the attacks are still ongoing from burst.net.

Thank you.

Dear,

we get same hackers attacks from Hostnoc.net from the 6th of december until today in the night ca. 4h CET. We have send them at the 7th a abuse complaint and we got 24h later a message, that all attackers traffic will now stopped, but was not stopped!

About this, and the much of traffic from much differented IPs, we have make at the 9th of december a complaint to the IC3.GOV (Internet Crime Complaint Center) why the IP is in the range of an operating center in USA and I hope next time more and more persons will doe this!

We have register on one of 4 attacked servers minimum 43 differented IPs from out of 13 differented IP/24 - segments from HOSTNOC! I cant understand, that one company has the chance to give one client 43 differented IPs out of 13 differented IP/24-Segments! Why when we need a IP, than we can get only 4 maximum for one server!

Thanks Detlef
1awww ISP

Seeing the same type of traffic coming from these IPs. If you are running Cisco IDS, it will be identified as the cisco_ids-5930 (Generic SQL Injection).. Pretty hard to miss, especially with the Trustwave Console and the "Critical Asset Targeted" event which is displayed in the Console..

Good day, Ryan:

We've been sending Burst.net abuse reports for close to one week now concerning a huge spike of attacks coming from IP addresses that are 100% under their control.

When there was no remediation after several days, I started http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1105887 in hopes that Burst.net would escalate the handling of this abuse.

Thank you, Ryan, for shedding further light on the abuse issue.

Thank you.

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