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WordPress Pingback Portscanner – Metasploit Module

corpuscorpus Member
edited January 2013 in General

hello to all, happy new year
found today the following posts and i wanted to share them
WordPress Pingback Portscanner – Metasploit Module
http://www.pentestgeek.com/2013/01/03/wordpress-pingback-portscanner-metasploit-module/
a method to protect wordpress using .htacces
http://perishablepress.com/wordpress-xmlrpc-pingback-vulnerability/
and one using ossec
http://www.void.gr/kargig/blog/2013/01/03/mitigating-wordpress-xmlrpc-attack-using-ossec/

Comments

  • Great blocked it trough htaccess i guess wordpress should roll a update soon... but till then need to stay safe.

  • Interesting. Did not work on LEB (because the blog probably running WP version < 3.x (because @chief is too busy counting the BSA money (and posting ChicagoVPS ads) to upgrade the blog)).

  • @heiska said: Interesting. Did not work on LEB (because the blog probably running WP version < 3.x (because @chief is too busy counting the BSA money (and posting ChicagoVPS ads) to upgrade the blog)).

    @bamn, is that you again? How many accounts you got? :)

  • Thanks for the post.

  • another account of @bamn???

  • azizmbazizmb Member
    edited January 2013

    If any one needs to know, can also deny access to xmlrpc in nginx by adding this to your site's conf file:

    location ~ xmlrpc.php {

    deny all;
    }

  • Thank you for the warning.

  • @azizmb said: If any one needs to know, can also deny access to xmlrpc in nginx by adding this to your site's conf file:

    location ~ xmlrpc.php {
    deny all;
    }
    

    thanks :)

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