WebApr 30, 2013 · A modified version of an Apache web server is redirecting requests to the infamous Blackhole exploit kit When successfully deployed, the malware can open the doors to havoc. “When attackers get full root access to the server, they can do anything they want,” said Sucuri researcher Daniel Cid, in a blog post. WebJul 4, 2013 · Once it takes hold, Darkleech injects invisible code into webpages, which in turn surreptitiously opens a connection that exposes visitors to malicious third-party websites, researchers said. ... no one has been able to positively identify the weakness attackers are using to commandeer the Apache-based machines. Vulnerabilities in …

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WebApr 3, 2013 · Twitter is abuzz today about the recent Apache worm that causes servers to participate in a new threat called "Darkleech." Apache servers seem to have vulnerable modules that allow attackers to inject iframes into the browsers of certain web visitors delivering exploit code. ArsTechnica broke the story here improving nursing professionalism

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WebApr 4, 2013 · An estimated 20,000 legitimate Websites running Apache’s Web server software have been infected by the “Darkleech” malware in the past few weeks alone, … WebApr 25, 2013 · Attackers are exploiting a vulnerability, which was patched a year ago, in the control panel to successfully gain access to the Web server and upload malicious Apache modules, Williams said. The exploit allows attackers to inject malicious Perl script into the login page’s username field and successfully bypass authentication, he wrote . WebApache Darkleech Compromises . Dan Goodin, editor at Ars Technica, has been tracking and compiling info on an elusive series of website compromises that could be impacting tens of thousands of otherwise perfectly legitimate sites. improving nursing documentation