Source IP 143.109.37.144 performed automated reconnaissance and suspected Magento/Adobe Commerce att ...
show moreSource IP 143.109.37.144 performed automated reconnaissance and suspected Magento/Adobe Commerce attack attempts against a production Magento 2 storefront. Activity included 3000+ requests/hour with fuzzed parameters targeting /page_cache/block/render/* (30+ variants, possible block cache poisoning), /equipos.html and /accesorios/*.html with category filter injection attempts, /checkout/cart/updatePost/ and /couponPost/ for cart manipulation, repeated /customer/account/loginPost/ access consistent with possible credential stuffing, and fuzzing against /catalog/category/view/*. Also observed GraphQL probing attempts. Traffic pattern is consistent with automated vulnerability scanning and exploitation attempts. User-Agent observed as Chrome/131.0.0.0.
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Source IP 107.149.130.5 performed automated reconnaissance and suspected Magento / Adobe Commerce we ...
show moreSource IP 107.149.130.5 performed automated reconnaissance and suspected Magento / Adobe Commerce web application attack attempts against a production Magento 2.4.8 storefront.
Observed behavior included:
- Requests for backup/archive/application artifact paths: /master.war, /orders.tar.gz, /data.gz, /new.zip, /database.tar.tgz, /php.tgz, /clients.zip and others
- Magento-specific probing against /page_cache/block/render/ with crafted originalRequest JSON and abnormal uri payload.
- POST request to /checkout/cart/add/.../product/683/.
- Browser-like and changing User-Agent strings consistent with automated scanning.
- Source IP appeared in X-Forwarded-For as 107.149.130.5.
The activity occurred shortly after Adobe APSB26-49 for Adobe Commerce / Magento, which addressed critical vulnerabilities including arbitrary code execution, arbitrary file system write, DoS and security feature bypass. This traffic is unsolicited and consistent with malicious web application scanning/probing.
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