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Found https://magento-analytics.com/5cd060d51e45d.js script in HTML head and footer script in admin
Magento 2 Script tag errorWhy did my header and footer links disappear after creating Magento_Theme?After installing fresh version of magento 2.17 styles.css file not foundMagento2: Need current URL in HTML-head: Scripts and Style Sheets for hreflangMagento 2 and PayPal ProMagento Static and Media url's redirectMagento 2: Uncaught Error: Script error for: smartmenusIs any Products images renderer class ScriptQuickViewHelpersHtml is possible in magento 2?TypeError: settings.$elementF.fotorama is not a functionHow to add product to the cart with customer id and product id magento 2.3?
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We are facing one weird problem.
Suddenly we found https://magento-analytics.com/5cd060d51e45d.js script in HTML head and footer script in admin theme.
This script breaks the searching functionality of store.
Anyone have any idea about this script ?? Please let us know.
magento2
asked May 7 at 13:28
Mukesh PrajapatiMukesh Prajapati
1,277416
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We are facing one weird problem.
Suddenly we found https://magento-analytics.com/5cd060d51e45d.js script in HTML head and footer script in admin theme.
This script breaks the searching functionality of store.
Anyone have any idea about this script ?? Please let us know.
magento2
asked May 7 at 13:28
Mukesh PrajapatiMukesh Prajapati
1,277416
1
looks like malware
– MagenX
May 7 at 16:51
1
I'd have all your admin users update their passwords and then take a dive into the admin actions log and see when/where the head and footer scripts were updated. The IP addresses should also be available for each action log.
– mlunt
May 7 at 19:02
1
This is a credit card stealer malware!
– user80224
2 days ago
1
my best advice is to change admin password immediately, try to know how the hacker was able to place the malicious JS in your server as well. Most compromise servers has been because of weak credentials
– n00b11
yesterday
1
That's probably not useful unless you want to become a paying customer of theirs. See instead serverfault.com/questions/218005/…
– tripleee
yesterday
|
show 4 more comments
We are facing one weird problem.
Suddenly we found https://magento-analytics.com/5cd060d51e45d.js script in HTML head and footer script in admin theme.
This script breaks the searching functionality of store.
Anyone have any idea about this script ?? Please let us know.
magento2
asked May 7 at 13:28
Mukesh PrajapatiMukesh Prajapati
1,277416
We are facing one weird problem.
Suddenly we found https://magento-analytics.com/5cd060d51e45d.js script in HTML head and footer script in admin theme.
This script breaks the searching functionality of store.
Anyone have any idea about this script ?? Please let us know.
magento2
magento2
asked May 7 at 13:28
Mukesh PrajapatiMukesh Prajapati
1,277416
asked May 7 at 13:28
Mukesh PrajapatiMukesh Prajapati
1,277416
asked May 7 at 13:28
Mukesh PrajapatiMukesh Prajapati
1,277416
asked May 7 at 13:28
Mukesh PrajapatiMukesh Prajapati
1,277416
asked May 7 at 13:28
Mukesh PrajapatiMukesh Prajapati
1,277416
1,277416
1
looks like malware
– MagenX
May 7 at 16:51
1
I'd have all your admin users update their passwords and then take a dive into the admin actions log and see when/where the head and footer scripts were updated. The IP addresses should also be available for each action log.
– mlunt
May 7 at 19:02
1
This is a credit card stealer malware!
– user80224
2 days ago
1
my best advice is to change admin password immediately, try to know how the hacker was able to place the malicious JS in your server as well. Most compromise servers has been because of weak credentials
– n00b11
yesterday
1
That's probably not useful unless you want to become a paying customer of theirs. See instead serverfault.com/questions/218005/…
– tripleee
yesterday
|
show 4 more comments
1
looks like malware
– MagenX
May 7 at 16:51
1
I'd have all your admin users update their passwords and then take a dive into the admin actions log and see when/where the head and footer scripts were updated. The IP addresses should also be available for each action log.
– mlunt
May 7 at 19:02
1
This is a credit card stealer malware!
– user80224
2 days ago
1
my best advice is to change admin password immediately, try to know how the hacker was able to place the malicious JS in your server as well. Most compromise servers has been because of weak credentials
– n00b11
yesterday
1
That's probably not useful unless you want to become a paying customer of theirs. See instead serverfault.com/questions/218005/…
– tripleee
yesterday
1
1
looks like malware
– MagenX
May 7 at 16:51
looks like malware
– MagenX
May 7 at 16:51
1
1
I'd have all your admin users update their passwords and then take a dive into the admin actions log and see when/where the head and footer scripts were updated. The IP addresses should also be available for each action log.
– mlunt
May 7 at 19:02
I'd have all your admin users update their passwords and then take a dive into the admin actions log and see when/where the head and footer scripts were updated. The IP addresses should also be available for each action log.
– mlunt
May 7 at 19:02
1
1
This is a credit card stealer malware!
– user80224
2 days ago
This is a credit card stealer malware!
– user80224
2 days ago
1
1
my best advice is to change admin password immediately, try to know how the hacker was able to place the malicious JS in your server as well. Most compromise servers has been because of weak credentials
– n00b11
yesterday
my best advice is to change admin password immediately, try to know how the hacker was able to place the malicious JS in your server as well. Most compromise servers has been because of weak credentials
– n00b11
yesterday
1
1
That's probably not useful unless you want to become a paying customer of theirs. See instead serverfault.com/questions/218005/…
– tripleee
yesterday
That's probably not useful unless you want to become a paying customer of theirs. See instead serverfault.com/questions/218005/…
– tripleee
yesterday
|
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This is malware that steals creditcard info.
https://thehackernews.com/2019/05/magento-credit-card-hacking.html
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Some solace: you are not alone. This malware is currently injected on 284 stores, according to last night's scan.
You should run a thorough scan of your server to find any backdoors they may have planted. See my opensource scanner @ https://github.com/gwillem/magento-malware-scanner or a commercial version @ https://sansec.io.
You should also conduct a root cause analysis, otherwise you will likely have the same problem again in two weeks (20% of merchants get reinfected after the first time, see https://gwillem.gitlab.io/2018/11/12/merchants-struggle-with-magecart-reinfections/)
In general, you should search for requests containing "adminer", "phpmyadmin", "cms/block", "theme/design_config/save", and find other requests from the same IP addresses.
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This is malware that steals creditcard info.
https://thehackernews.com/2019/05/magento-credit-card-hacking.html
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This is malware that steals creditcard info.
https://thehackernews.com/2019/05/magento-credit-card-hacking.html
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This is malware that steals creditcard info.
https://thehackernews.com/2019/05/magento-credit-card-hacking.html
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https://thehackernews.com/2019/05/magento-credit-card-hacking.html
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Some solace: you are not alone. This malware is currently injected on 284 stores, according to last night's scan.
You should run a thorough scan of your server to find any backdoors they may have planted. See my opensource scanner @ https://github.com/gwillem/magento-malware-scanner or a commercial version @ https://sansec.io.
You should also conduct a root cause analysis, otherwise you will likely have the same problem again in two weeks (20% of merchants get reinfected after the first time, see https://gwillem.gitlab.io/2018/11/12/merchants-struggle-with-magecart-reinfections/)
In general, you should search for requests containing "adminer", "phpmyadmin", "cms/block", "theme/design_config/save", and find other requests from the same IP addresses.
answered yesterday
WillemWillem
1,323819
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Some solace: you are not alone. This malware is currently injected on 284 stores, according to last night's scan.
You should run a thorough scan of your server to find any backdoors they may have planted. See my opensource scanner @ https://github.com/gwillem/magento-malware-scanner or a commercial version @ https://sansec.io.
You should also conduct a root cause analysis, otherwise you will likely have the same problem again in two weeks (20% of merchants get reinfected after the first time, see https://gwillem.gitlab.io/2018/11/12/merchants-struggle-with-magecart-reinfections/)
In general, you should search for requests containing "adminer", "phpmyadmin", "cms/block", "theme/design_config/save", and find other requests from the same IP addresses.
answered yesterday
WillemWillem
1,323819
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Some solace: you are not alone. This malware is currently injected on 284 stores, according to last night's scan.
You should run a thorough scan of your server to find any backdoors they may have planted. See my opensource scanner @ https://github.com/gwillem/magento-malware-scanner or a commercial version @ https://sansec.io.
You should also conduct a root cause analysis, otherwise you will likely have the same problem again in two weeks (20% of merchants get reinfected after the first time, see https://gwillem.gitlab.io/2018/11/12/merchants-struggle-with-magecart-reinfections/)
In general, you should search for requests containing "adminer", "phpmyadmin", "cms/block", "theme/design_config/save", and find other requests from the same IP addresses.
answered yesterday
WillemWillem
1,323819
Some solace: you are not alone. This malware is currently injected on 284 stores, according to last night's scan.
You should run a thorough scan of your server to find any backdoors they may have planted. See my opensource scanner @ https://github.com/gwillem/magento-malware-scanner or a commercial version @ https://sansec.io.
You should also conduct a root cause analysis, otherwise you will likely have the same problem again in two weeks (20% of merchants get reinfected after the first time, see https://gwillem.gitlab.io/2018/11/12/merchants-struggle-with-magecart-reinfections/)
In general, you should search for requests containing "adminer", "phpmyadmin", "cms/block", "theme/design_config/save", and find other requests from the same IP addresses.
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looks like malware
– MagenX
May 7 at 16:51
1
I'd have all your admin users update their passwords and then take a dive into the admin actions log and see when/where the head and footer scripts were updated. The IP addresses should also be available for each action log.
– mlunt
May 7 at 19:02
1
This is a credit card stealer malware!
– user80224
2 days ago
1
my best advice is to change admin password immediately, try to know how the hacker was able to place the malicious JS in your server as well. Most compromise servers has been because of weak credentials
– n00b11
yesterday
1
That's probably not useful unless you want to become a paying customer of theirs. See instead serverfault.com/questions/218005/…
– tripleee
yesterday