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niggo

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Trendmicro claims cpg contains a virus???
« on: July 21, 2005, 01:15:54 pm »

Hi,

I've installed CPG_1.3.3 under "http://juz.rossdorf.de/fotos_cpg/".
When I try to open this page, TrendMicro OfficeScan finds a lot of viruses called "JAVA_BYTEVER.A/B/C".
I Just installed cpg without any extensions and I downloaded it from the official SourceForge.net.
Is there a problem with TrendMicro or has a virus succeeded in infecting my webserver?

Could anyone please try to check whether this problem occurs on other AV-software?

Thanks!

Nico
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Re: Trendmicro claims cpg contains a virus???
« Reply #1 on: July 21, 2005, 02:31:01 pm »

You've got some dodgy looking javascript at the top of your page. Unless that is intentional, you should replace all your files with fresh ones from the package.
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niggo

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Re: Trendmicro claims cpg contains a virus???
« Reply #2 on: July 21, 2005, 05:17:37 pm »

Hi Nibbler,

thanks for your fast reply.

At the moment im unable to connect to the ftp (I don't have the account-data @work).

I didn't not modify any files of the script (of course except the config.inc.php), so is it possible that anyone has intruded into the webserver?

Can you give me a short extract of what the script looks like?

THX again!
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niggo

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Re: Trendmicro claims cpg contains a virus???
« Reply #3 on: July 21, 2005, 06:14:51 pm »

I just took a look at Opera's browsercache:
It seems that the server has been penetrated, since I'm sure that I never uploaded these suspect html- and javascript-files.

I'm sure that the inverted commas, in the upper right corner, weren't there when I installed the gallery at the beginning of this week.

As soon as I'm at home (should be about 19h, GMT), I'll have a closer look at what has happened to the files located in the "fotos_cpg"-directory.

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