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seeing this fake jquery.js file...anyone else?
94.247.2.195/jquery.js
in the html source of the sites I'm seeing it as unescaped. In my activity window I see it resolving to actually 94.247.2.195/jquery.js. I just saw it on two submitters today. So I'm thinking possibly all their sites are infested with it. I don't believe it to be them. Most likely a weak link at some place in their setup. I'm going to send a message out to the submitters, but wondering if anyone else has seen this and how did they proceed. I only noticed too because they sites were taking awhile to load. So I popped open the activity window. Ugh. I just can't imagine these submitters are actually going to fix all their freesites. So most likely I'll be trashing a bunch. Too bad too because they were pretty decent sites. So yea. Anyone else see this yet? Now I feel I need to write some code to scan all my sites for document.write code in the html source. Fun for tomorrow at some point. |
I can't reach that site anymore or I'd take a look and see what's in there. It might also not be fake, jquery's a JS library for user interface stuff so someone might actually be using it. It's quite useful in that sense.
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That is an exploit added to html and javascript by FTP. If you are seeing that, then the submitter's FTP account has been accessed.
There are about 4 different incarnations of it -- all resulting in the same end result. You'll also want to check any php file for code like this embedded right before the Code:
Code:
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