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pimpshiz / put i.txt


From: "Rewt, Kit" <rewtkits () HUSHMAIL COM>
Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2000 16:25:37 -0600

I was wondering if anyone on the list has had their website hit by the notorious
'_pimpshiz_'.

Here are some logs from the 'penetrated' webserver.

 23:55:35 xxx.xxx.xx.xx - W3SVC37 WEB371 xxx.xxx.xx.xx HEAD /i.txt - 404
2 143 136 10 80 HTTP/1.0 NaviPress/2.0+AOLpress/2.0 - -

 23:55:37 xxx.xxx.xx.xx - W3SVC37 WEB371 xxx.xxx.xx.xx GET /index.asp -
200 0 17258 130 1833 80 HTTP/1.0 NaviPress/2.0+AOLpress/2.0 - -

 23:55:39 xxx.xxx.xx.xx - W3SVC37 WEB371 xxx.xxx.xx.xx PUT /i.txt - 201
0 276 218 300 80 HTTP/1.0 NaviPress/2.0+AOLpress/2.0 -
 23:55:45 xxx.xxx.xx.xx - W3SVC37 WEB371 xxx.xxx.xx.xx GET /i.txt - 200
0 264 339 360 80 HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+5.0;+Windows+98;+DigExt)
-
 23:55:51 xxx.xxx.xx.xx - W3SVC37 WEB371 xxx.xxx.xx.xx GET /index.asp -
200 0 17488 334 1662 80 HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+5.0;+Windows+98;+DigExt)
-
 23:55:54 xxx.xxx.xx.xx - W3SVC37 WEB371 xxx.xxx.xx.xx GET /graphics/tab_athome.off.gif
- 200 0 492 266 420 80 HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+5.0;

We are running the latest version of iis.


Sorry for the lack of details on the actual web server , I will provide
more info in the next few days.
I basically wanted to post the logs of the attack to see if anyone has seen
this type of pattern ( eg. looking for the i.txt file, then putting it on
the webserver etc..)

Any feedback would definately help out , and once again I will post more
info regarding this.


Thanks,

-rewtkits


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