A Romanian IP, 84.239.54.49, was detected pushing a variety of web application attacks and network trojan attempts against our web front. These were primarily Suricata/Snort signature 1:2016982:5 auto_prepend_file PHP config option in uri. We have no evidence that these attacks were successful. Total malicious attempts captured was 54.
Provider "ACEVILLE PTELTD" from blocks 43.156.0.0/16, 43.134.0.0/15, 43.134.0.0/17 was detected trying to bruteforce our network with a distributed attack network. We are blocking these networks for malicious attempts in the hundreds.
24.144.93.118/32 was detected using a network scanner against our external address. Total volume was 55 -- this action repeated on 2023-11-18 at 08:40Z.
46.101.38.229/32 was detected using a variety of attacks against our 80/tcp/http listener for AniNIX/WebServer. Suricata detection rules classified the incoming threats as a variety of SSH attacks -- total volume was 48.
5.181.86.78/32 was detected using a variety of attacks against our 80/tcp/http listener for AniNIX/WebServer. Suricata detection rules classified the incoming threats as a variety of SQL injection methods and cross-site scripting. Total attack volume was 184.
<p>Starting 2022/12/18, the AniNIX saw a rapid increase of threat traffic from subnets attributed to CN, BR, and KZ country codes -- this coincided with a concerted campaign being run from hosting provider DigitalOcean. While APT-style campaigns from CN are more or less expected, the large amount of traffic from DigitalOcean suggests the advent of a new campaign from that vendor. Other AniNIX users have reported similar attacks originating from DigitalOcean, but blocking the entire provider cuts off access to some local resources.</p>
<p>We are blocking the following subnets in response to this threat data: 8.213.129.0/24, 36.92.107.0/24, 43.157.15.0/24, 45.162.216.0/22, 46.101.128.0/17, 46.101.80.0/20, 61.177.0.0/16, 62.87.132.0/22, 64.227.0.0/17, 82.180.132.0/23, 85.152.0.0/17, 92.46.64.0/18, 159.223.0.0/16, and 218.92.0.0/16. If you have legitimate resources living in these spaces, we recommend hardening those resources and contacting us via Discord or IRC to receive an exception.</p>
78.128.113.166/32 was detected using a variety of attacks against our 80/tcp/http listener for AniNIX/WebServer. Suricata detection rules classified the incoming threats as a variety of SQL injection methods and cross-site scripting. Total attack volume was 363.
141.98.9.24/32 was detected using a variety of attacks against our 80/tcp/http listener for AniNIX/WebServer. Suricata detection rules classified the incoming threats as a variety of SQL queries by URI, including "Attempt To Access MSSQL xp_cmdshell Stored Procedure Via URI". Total attack volume was 184.
31.184.195.114/32 was detected using a variety of attacks against our 80/tcp/http listener for AniNIX/WebServer. Suricata detection rules classified the incoming threats as attempted administrator gain, lwp-download, and CVE-2014-6271 exploits. Total attack volume was 254.
81.19.136.5/32 was detected using web application attacks against our 80/tcp/http listener for AniNIX/WebServer. Suricata detection rules classified the incoming threats as a variety of SQL injection attacks. Total attack volume was 1079.
194.165.16.68/32 was detected using web application attacks against our 80/tcp/http listener for AniNIX/WebServer. Suricata detection rules classified the incoming threats as a variety of SQL injection attacks. Total attack volume was 184.
91.191.209.54/32 was detected using web application attacks against our 80/tcp/http listener for AniNIX/WebServer. Suricata detection rules classified the incoming threats as a variety of SQL injection attacks. Total attack volume was 1080.
194.165.17.9/32 was detected using web application attacks against our 80/tcp/http listener for AniNIX/WebServer. Suricata detection rules classified the incoming threats as a variety of SQL injection attacks. Total attack volume was 184.
