RE: strange http get requests in apache access logs

["Hagen, Eric" <hagene () DenverNewspaperAgency com>]

I would take a seriously hard look at your server.  Your are showing a successful (HTTP 200) page view from a spam/porn 
site in your http logs.  This is reason for concern in my opinion and I would investigate network sniffing this traffic 
or otherwise determining if, in fact, your server is serving this content.   Just because you didn't put it there (and 
in fact, just because you can't see it), doesn't mean it's not there.

These types of sites are known to set up on hacked or hijacked services.

Eric

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Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 4:57 AM
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Subject: strange http get requests in apache access logs


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Hi all.

Im getting logs such as

"GET http://www.escorts-etc.com/cgi-bin/ftop100/rankem.cgi?id=gagvault
HTTP/1.0" 200 147 "http://www.gagvault.com/linkspage.html";
"Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)"

In some of my httpd access logs, even though this type of site is not
existant on the server.
Anyone seen this before??

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Rowland Onobrauche
Unix Systems Administrator


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