Re: Server Traffic - Anybody know the name of this type attack?
Adam Tauno Williams via openSUSE Users <[email protected]>
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On Wed, 2026-08-26 at 13:36 +0200, Andreas Stieger via openSUSE Users wrote: > On 2026-08-26 07:00, David C Rankin wrote: > > [...] hammered by rotating IP addresses [...] trying random .php > > pages. > These are not random, but names of known previously vulnerable PHP > scripts. We have a long-ish list of these which we filter out at the nginx front-end, or previously in the Apache config. It is easy to do, these are very repetative, you just return HTTP/418 TEAPOT to all these paths. Otherwise you will have a lot of noise in your logs. Also, never code anything which matches these paths > > So this looks like some type of attack. > No, this is just "welcome to the internet". You are not special. > > The only annoying part is those generated over a megabyte of > > http/php > > error log entries in that period. > Look into logrotate and compression.