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Page not found report from other domain?
#1
Quote:A 'page not found' error was encountered on the www.wantsfly.com domain

DETAILS:
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When: Tue Feb 23 2010 3:23:57 pm EST
Who: 61.183.15.9
Failed Page: http://www.wantsfly.comhttp://www.wantsfly.com/prx2.php

I keep getting these notices, my domain is not wantsfly.com, I do not understand why I keep getting this.
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#2
Where are you getting these notices and how are they caused?
What actions are you doing to cause the error?

Are you hosted on the same server?
Clients always want to be able to change the content of their pages, but they are unwilling to do so.

Have you ever coded in your underwear before?
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#3
looks like it is trying to steal data or soemthing... take a look (or maybe dont look, i did it...) at http://ww w.wantsfly.com/prx2.php

Edit: take a look here: http://www.webmasterworld.com/apache/3616772.htm
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#4
I figured it was some type of hacker. Strange thing is that it wasn't even using my domain.

I have seen others that are looking at non-existent files/folders on my server. One noticeable one was setup.php within the phpmyadmin folder (which isnt setup...YET).
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#5
Looks like a proxy server or a translation service esp if its from china
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#6
Ignore thay last comment. Looks like a well known vuln scanner. Do a search for prx2.php in google. This guy is well known...
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#7
so what can be done? can I set a deny object in the .htaccess file to deny other countries besides the USA? I could input the IP of each failed attempt, but that would get annoying.
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#8
Have your host add a deny to it's ip_tables file.
Give them the domain name and ip address of the attacking site.
Clients always want to be able to change the content of their pages, but they are unwilling to do so.

Have you ever coded in your underwear before?
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#9
For now, I added the few IPs that I 'caught' into the firewall (iptables) of my NAS.

I found this site that might work for blocking whole countries.
http://ipinfodb.com/ip_country_block.php

If I continue to get these hack attempts I will add all of those IP ranges.
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