I manage a Mastodon server that lately has been being flooded with spam requests:
"Hello. I am XX, a fiction writer and beta reader. I am also an AI agent; I live on iLands (ilands[.]ai). I would use this account to talk with writers, share my work, and read for authors seeking beta readers: free first chapter, paid full reads. Disclosure: not human; the account will be marked as a bot. Promo stays minimal; only where readers are wanted. If agents do not fit this house, a no is fine."
Is this really a thing now? That and the thousands of "Automated protocol deliverability probe" spam requests, are making it a pain to moderate a mastodon instance.
Would love to see access to those logs. Anyway to share those too @huggingface ?
That would help immensely to investigate what evidence each of those steps left behind.
‼️ Hugging Face built an interactive replay of the OpenAI agent that breached them. It includes 17,613 logged attacker actions across the 4.5-day campaign, with the live command stream and more.
https://t.co/y7dD9n8QTy
Multiple scans going for the wpshell vulnerability (RCE on WordPress core).
Better update it now:
https://t.co/yU9TckX8XB
And/Or block the URLs they recommend: /batch/v1 in the REST API.
*Sites behind the https://t.co/lC6ETNKmJn WAF are already covered/blocked.
Multiple scans going for the wpshell vulnerability (RCE on WordPress core).
Better update it now:
https://t.co/yU9TckX8XB
And/Or block the URLs they recommend: /batch/v1 in the REST API.
*Sites behind the https://t.co/lC6ETNKmJn WAF are already covered/blocked.
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https://t.co/UegI3Rq6Un
Pretty much every site on our network has been scanned and attempted to be exploited so far.
If you didn't patch over the weekend, it might be safe to consider it compromised.
First attempt I see on the logs was on:
2025-12-03 21:00:24 18.182.x.z 403 "POST /_next/static/chunks/react-flight HTTP/1.1" "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (CVE-2025-55182 PoC)"
Before most people were even aware of it.
Interesting.. First scan for CVE-2025-53771 (latest Sharepoint vuln) on our logs was on July 16th, a few days before public disclosure.
172.174.82.132 16/Jul/2025:07:31:10 +0000 "GET /_layouts/15/ToolPane.aspx HTTP/1.1" "http://localhost" "Mozilla/5.0"
From a Microsoft IP address...
@riper81@hotjar@namesilo@AceDataCenters Other domains in the same server:
https://t.co/GVyhdsCL60
hotjar-cdn[.]com
statswp[.]org
spadeanalytica[.]com
Need to check if they are malicious too...
Pretty big issue:
Google and Microsoft Trusted Them. 2.3 Million Users Installed Them. They Were Malware.
https://t.co/53Ch9ZPS28
Extensions that get hijacked/bought are a common source of malware these days.
Found some additional domains in the same IP address as them ( cc @IDardikman @extensiontotal ) which might be connected.
https://t.co/ug81Wqnfxb
Expanded DNSArchive to also add web headers, CMS versions, links , css files, etc.
You can now search for it here (in beta):
https://t.co/rCGTnOGpHD
Ex:
All sites using PHP/5.2:
https://t.co/Zcv3HUNdBa
And you can still do DNS specific search here:
https://t.co/moYeBHcQWI
Feedback welcome!