Python Bots Gone Wild: Casino Chaos Hits PHP Servers in Indonesia!
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sneaky campaign targeting PHP-based apps to push gambling platforms in Indonesia. Python-based bots are working overtime, exploiting web servers like it’s a new Olympic sport. If you have a Moodle server, it’s time to start treating it like a prized possession!
Hot Take:
Who knew that web servers had a secret gambling addiction? While the rest of us are trying to save for retirement, these servers are busy playing high-stakes poker with Python bots. Looks like the only jackpot here is for cybercriminals, but hey, at least Moodle’s getting some attention!
Key Points:
- Cybercriminals targeting PHP-based web applications to promote gambling platforms in Indonesia.
- A surge of Python-based bot attacks has been observed, suggesting a coordinated campaign.
- The attacks use GSocket to establish communication channels and deliver malicious PHP files.
- Moodle servers are particularly vulnerable, with modifications made to ensure persistence.
- Redirections lead users to Indonesian gambling site, pktoto[.]cc, through sneaky PHP scripts.
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