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Joomla Hacks – Part I – Phishing

Joomla is a very popular open source CMS, dominating approximately 10% of the website market. While great for them, horrible for many others, as being popular often paints a big target on your back, at...

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WordPress Database Table and wp_head Injections

There are multiple places where a malware injection can be hidden on a web site. On WordPress, for example, it can be hidden inside the core files, themes, plugins, .htaccess and on the database. More...

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Malware iFrame Campaign from Sytes(.)net

For the last few weeks we have been tracking a large malframe (malicious iframe) campaign that has been injecting iframes from random domains from sytes(.)net into compromised sites. Malicious iframe...

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Backdoor Evasion Using Encrypted Content

A few weeks ago on the Sucuri Research Labs we mentioned a new type of malware injection that does not use base64_decode, and instead conceals itself as a variable and is built with a combination of...

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RevSlider Vulnerability Leads To Massive WordPress SoakSoak Compromise

Yesterday we disclosed a large malware campaign targeting and compromising over 100,000 WordPress sites, and growing by the hour. It was named SoakSoak due to the first domain used in the malware...

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