full-disclosure - browser hijack by apache sites

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Message-ID: <200405241636.14616.filbert@pandora.be>
From: filbert at pandora.be (Filbert)
Subject: browser hijack by apache sites

On Monday May 24 2004 14:46, Feher Tamas wrote:
> Hello,
>
> >http://www.b00gle.com/fa/?d=get
>
> Starting from here, the usual combination of unpatched IE and plain
> user will quickly receive a nice set of malware automatically:
> Small.gl, Istbar.dw, Java_Classloader, Java_OpenStream, etc.
>
> The end station is probably Gator, CoolWeb, a spam proxy or
> something even nastier.
>
> >http://www.pizdato.biz/acc1/exploit.exe
>
> "This file works "normally", installs itself and creates a startup key in
> the Registry. It can download files from Internet. Could be classified as
> a new TrojanDownloader malware"
>
> Sincerely: Tamas Feher.
>

I agree, but my concern is how does it infect apache webservers by adding this 
peace of malware at the bottom of a web page?


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