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11/30/2015 4:13 AM
 

Ok, this thing is not going to stop.

Each and every week during the week end the idiot screws up my portal and I'm forced to restore my db.

I can't seem to get any help from the guys that coded my third party modules since they all say their module is safe, I can't pinpoint where the attack is exactly taking place because the logs are simply too complicated to figure out for a newbie not knowing what to look for.

I can see the attackers using a SQL query of some kind but I can't see where, or which module they are targeting.

I'll try upgrading the whole platform and seeing how many third party modules will stop working after that and eventually decide if I want to scrap the whole thing and migrate to another platform.

 Can't think of anything else at this point.


 
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11/30/2015 6:13 AM
 
what exactly is happening to your database, which data is changed?

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12/16/2015 4:43 AM
 
Last update.
I have not been able to find anything at all on my IIS logs. URLSCAN seems useless, SQL attack strings do come up on the DNN Log Viewer but with no indication whatsoever as to which page or website is under attack and are therefore not very useful.
If I look in the IIS logs for something happening at the time that appears on the DNN Log viewer I can't find one single thing happening on any of the websites and that's strange. Where does the Log Viewer take the datetime value from? Is it in synch with IIS or could they be on two totally different timeframes?

I was told by all third party module programmers I'm using that these have no known vulnerabilities and that brings me back to square one and the problem is still there.
Tried upgrading DNN but failed for the time being.
Will try again.

 
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12/16/2015 5:46 AM
 

Why on earth did it post my reply 6 times after not reacting to the button click :/

 

 
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