For phpMyAdmin appeared exploit
I just logged into my mailbox and saw a letter from my provider where I rent a VPS that an exploit appeared for phpmyadmin. Here is the letter itself:
Good evening! According to verified information, there is an exploit for PhpMyAdmin that allows you to hack a server, both physical and virtual. It is already used for at least a couple of days and as a result of its actions there may be the presence of the /tmp/vm.c and / tmp / dd_ssh files, which are malicious software. Therefore, an urgent need to update PhpMyAdmin.
== Debian Upgrade Instructions ==
Here is a report on this issue from the Debian Security Team: www.debian.org/security/2010/dsa-2034 Before upgrading, check the version of Debian you are using: cat / etc / debian_version 5.0.5 read the instructions. If 4.0. *, Then it is worth resorting to the services of third-party administrators (or our support) so that they upgrade the system to Lenny. To update PhpMyAdmin to Debian 5 Lenny, do the following: apt-get update; apt-get upgrade -y phpmyadmin; If you have administrative skills, it is better to upgrade the whole system: apt-get upgrade -y; == Upgrade instructions on CentOS == yum upgrade -y phpmyadmin; Or, ideally, if you have administration skills, then update the entire system: yum update -y;
If there is any detailed information please send it to the LAN in the topic.
Good evening! According to verified information, there is an exploit for PhpMyAdmin that allows you to hack a server, both physical and virtual. It is already used for at least a couple of days and as a result of its actions there may be the presence of the /tmp/vm.c and / tmp / dd_ssh files, which are malicious software. Therefore, an urgent need to update PhpMyAdmin.
== Debian Upgrade Instructions ==
Here is a report on this issue from the Debian Security Team: www.debian.org/security/2010/dsa-2034 Before upgrading, check the version of Debian you are using: cat / etc / debian_version 5.0.5 read the instructions. If 4.0. *, Then it is worth resorting to the services of third-party administrators (or our support) so that they upgrade the system to Lenny. To update PhpMyAdmin to Debian 5 Lenny, do the following: apt-get update; apt-get upgrade -y phpmyadmin; If you have administrative skills, it is better to upgrade the whole system: apt-get upgrade -y; == Upgrade instructions on CentOS == yum upgrade -y phpmyadmin; Or, ideally, if you have administration skills, then update the entire system: yum update -y;
If there is any detailed information please send it to the LAN in the topic.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/101110/
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