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Miha Nedok wrote:
> Hi !
> 
> Today I have noticed some modified index.html files on some of our vhosts.
> Is it Apache related ? Does anyone know about this ?
> 
> The content is following:
> IR4DEX ownz you FreeBSD - contato: ir4dex@hotmail.com

Is your apache version update?

Maybe IR4DEX knows more about it :)

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Marco Trentini                mark@remotelab.org
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