In article <e4bd3a73fc95477064436043eb8a37ed.squirrel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
James B. Byrne <byrnejb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Can anyone de-cypher the second entry for me?
>
> --------------------- httpd Begin ------------------------
>
>
> Requests with error response codes
> 403 Forbidden
> /: 9 Time(s)
> /?c=4e5e5d7364f443e28fbf0d3ae744a59a: 3 Time(s)
>
> I have found the string via Google but have not located any explanation.
It appears to be something to do with a PHP framework called ThinkPHP.
One of the hits when searching for it is for ThinkPHP on Google Code.
Perhaps there is a vulnerability in ThinkPHP, and this access is from
a machine scanning for vulnerable sites? Just a guess.
I don't think it has a meaning - it's just a 128-bit number expressed in hex.
Cheers
Tony
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