I used to work with ASP a lot on windows servers and understand that being on a linux server prevents me from executing server-side asp scripts in my web pages.

However, both times my html and php files were hijacked, the attacks came from asprox domains. I'm obviously not claiming that they were using asp based attacks just because the domain is listed as an asprox domain. The first attack was from gitporg and the 2nd from oics.

Quote Originally Posted by shadmego
Always run them through "cleaner" scripts to parse out the potentially bad stuff
You sound like you have more experience with this than I do. Is there a simple explanation for how to do this? I am, as we speak, still reading up on services offered by IPS, and have several firefox tabs opened so that I can continue reading up on various other SQL injection attacks / security tips. Some of these "tips" are rather tedious.