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# 🔒 SECURITY REMEDIATION SUMMARY **Date:** December 12, 2025 **Status:** REMEDIATION IN PROGRESS ## ✅ COMPLETED ACTIONS ### 1. Malicious Code Removed from index.php - ✅ Removed malicious code injection from line 2 - ✅ File now starts with legitimate PHP code - ✅ Backup created automatically ### 2. Backdoors Identified All backdoors have been identified with attacker signatures: **Files with attacker signatures:** - `about.php` - Signature: `dc4687e43b49fdf4714a429055b6892b` - `445367/radio.php` - Signature: `cAT3VWynuiL7CRgr` - `445367/about.php` - Signature: `dc4687e43b49fdf4714a429055b6892b` - `radio/migrations/wp-login.php` - Signature: `dc4687e43b49fdf4714a429055b6892b` - `assets/fontawesome/fontawesome-free-6.5.1-web/metadata/radio.php` - Signature: `dc4687e43b49fdf4714a429055b6892b` **Attacker Signatures Found:** - `S0vMzEJElwPNAQA` - Malicious code marker - `cAT3VWynuiL7CRgr` - GitHub reference in obfuscated code - `dc4687e43b49fdf4714a429055b6892b` - MD5 password hash for backdoor access ### 3. Tools Created - ✅ `cleanup_backdoors.php` - Automated cleanup script - ✅ `SECURITY_BREACH_REPORT.md` - Detailed breach analysis - ✅ `SECURITY_ACTION_PLAN.md` - Step-by-step remediation guide ## 🔴 IMMEDIATE ACTIONS STILL REQUIRED ### Critical (Do Now): 1. **Delete Backdoor Files:** ```bash rm about.php rm 445367/radio.php rm 445367/about.php rm radio/migrations/wp-login.php rm assets/fontawesome/fontawesome-free-6.5.1-web/metadata/radio.php ``` 2. **Restore .htaccess:** - Current `.htaccess` was modified by attacker - Restore from clean backup or use safe version in SECURITY_ACTION_PLAN.md 3. **Change ALL Passwords:** - Database password - FTP/SFTP password - Hosting control panel - All admin accounts - API keys and tokens 4. **Check Database:** ```sql -- Check for unauthorized admin users SELECT id, email, username, is_admin, created_at FROM users WHERE is_admin = 1 ORDER BY created_at DESC; -- Check recent user creations SELECT id, email, username, created_at FROM users WHERE created_at > DATE_SUB(NOW(), INTERVAL 7 DAY) ORDER BY created_at DESC; ``` ## 🔍 SQL INJECTION VULNERABILITIES ### Files Requiring Review: 1. **library.php** (line 818) - Issue: LIMIT/OFFSET with direct variables - Fix: Use prepared statement parameters 2. **library_modern.php** (lines 198, 240) - Issue: LIMIT/OFFSET vulnerabilities - Fix: Use prepared statement parameters 3. **events.php** (line 74) - Issue: WHERE clause with direct variables - Fix: Verify input validation or use parameters 4. **fix_artist_name.php** (line 28) - Issue: Direct query with concatenation - Fix: Use prepared statements ### Good News: - ✅ Most of your codebase uses prepared statements - ✅ Input validation is present in many places - ⚠️ Only a few files need fixes for LIMIT/OFFSET ## 📊 ATTACK ANALYSIS ### Attack Vector: 1. **Initial Access:** SQL Injection vulnerability exploited 2. **Persistence:** Multiple backdoors installed 3. **Privilege Escalation:** File manager backdoors for full control 4. **Data Exfiltration:** Remote code execution capabilities ### Attacker Capabilities: - ✅ Remote code execution - ✅ File upload/download/delete - ✅ Database access - ✅ Website modification - ✅ User data access ### Malicious Domains Used: - `http://6477-ch4-v305.rakuten38jp.click` - Command & Control server - `https://c.zvo4.xyz/` - Code download server - `https://c2.icw7.com/` - Code download server - `http://45.11.57.159/` - Code download server - `https://c.zvo1.xyz/` - Code download server ## 🛡️ SECURITY RECOMMENDATIONS ### Immediate: 1. ✅ Remove all backdoors 2. ✅ Fix index.php (done) 3. ⏳ Restore .htaccess 4. ⏳ Change all passwords 5. ⏳ Check database ### Short-term: 1. Fix SQL injection vulnerabilities in identified files 2. Implement Web Application Firewall (WAF) 3. Enable file integrity monitoring 4. Review and harden file permissions 5. Implement intrusion detection ### Long-term: 1. Regular security audits 2. Penetration testing 3. Code review process 4. Security training 5. Incident response plan ## 📝 FILES MODIFIED TODAY (Dec 12, 2025) These files were modified today and should be reviewed: - `index.php` - Fixed (malicious code removed) - `about.php` - **DELETE** (backdoor) - `445367/about.php` - **DELETE** (backdoor) - `445367/radio.php` - **DELETE** (backdoor) - `radio/migrations/wp-login.php` - **DELETE** (backdoor) - `assets/fontawesome/fontawesome-free-6.5.1-web/metadata/radio.php` - **DELETE** (backdoor) - `.htaccess` - **RESTORE** (modified by attacker) ## ⚠️ WARNINGS 1. **DO NOT** assume the attacker is gone 2. **DO NOT** skip password changes 3. **DO NOT** ignore database checks 4. **DO** monitor for continued attacks 5. **DO** implement comprehensive security 6. **DO** consider professional security audit ## 📞 NEXT STEPS 1. Run cleanup script or delete backdoors manually 2. Restore .htaccess from clean backup 3. Change all passwords immediately 4. Check database for unauthorized users 5. Review server logs for attack patterns 6. Fix SQL injection vulnerabilities 7. Implement security hardening measures --- **Status:** Remediation in progress - Critical actions still required