another-freak

Hello brothers! I have not tried altering the program as it was installed by the software writer; just worried about infringing their "copyright". I accidentally discovered this little script and now I wonder how many of those *.php files are embeded with this little spy program. So, naturally my question will be how to search them out since there are hundreds of files the folders. Any client program that can do the job? Next I am wondering is this script illegal? I am a license holder. Is my privacy infringed in this case? Thanks.

[quote author=Crayon Violent link=topic=109059.msg439357#msg439357 date=1158930196] how about...changing the target email to your own email. [/quote] Yes SIR! I will try! Many thanks!  ;D

[quote author=Crayon Violent link=topic=109059.msg439345#msg439345 date=1158929466] well, yeah, at face value, with what you've shown, that'd be my guess too. [/quote] Is it safe to remove that?

Hey people! I have got this strange php script (part of it) which seemed to report back to the originator of the program with its license key! Am I wrong? $isSent = getSqlField("SELECT * FROM probid_gen_setts","addr_val"); if ($isSent != 1) { $refsite=getenv("HTTP_REFERER"); $lkey = getSqlNumber("SELECT * FROM probid_gen_setts","lkey"); mail ("admin@abc.com","New Installation - ".date("M. j, Y",time()), "A new installation was reported on: License Key: $lkey Admin Email Address: $setts[adminemail] Server IP: $_SERVER[SERVER_ADDR] Site URL: $_SERVER[SERVER_NAME] Request URI: $_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]","From: noreply@abc.com <noreply@abc.com>"); $updAddr = mysql_query("UPDATE probid_gen_setts SET addr_val=1"); }