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DrJohnSmitherson
Hey all,
One of my sites allows users to upload images and I had this file uploaded. I don't think it was able to run since it was saved a jpg. How can I tell if the hack was sucessful?
Filename - It's just a php file with a jpg extension
dz.php;.jpg
Here is the file in a zip. You might need to turn off your antivirus. Mine keeps catching it. If you don't want to download it, I understand. The main concern for me is figuring out if I was compromised. :(
The file is really interesting though.
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Edited by Barney T.We do not want our members downloading infected files.
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