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[joomla] looking for logs

Hugo Francisco González Robledo hugo.gonzalez at itslp.edu.mx
Fri Aug 18 21:37:17 EDT 2006


Hi all,

I'm researching on discover botnets, i'm looking or Mambo o Joomla
attacks, it could be seen on your Web server logs ...

I'm lookin specially on the string mosCon on the logs, if you could send
me your logs (filtered if you prefer) i appreciate a lot.

I have some evidence since March of this year, i identified 2 botnets,
but i want to probe the same method with other logs.


you could use this for apache for example :

cd /var/log/apache2
zcat access*gz | grep mosCon | gzip > /tmp/logs.gz


and mail me the file /tmp/logs.gz

Thanks in advice.

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Hugo Francisco González Robledo
Instituto Tecnológico de San Luis Potosí

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