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Explore Stack InternalThe short answer is if the code was added by someone you don't know, then it's malicious, and it doesn't really matter what it does: if the code was added by someone you don't know, then it's malicious, doesn't really matter what it does.
Your server has been compromised and you need to perform a full clean up.
As for how it got added, there is no way for us to know without a full investigation of your server.
The short answer is if the code was added by someone you don't know, then it's malicious, and it doesn't really matter what it does.
Your server has been compromised and you need to perform a full clean up.
As for how it got added, there is no way for us to know without a full investigation of your server.
The short answer is: if the code was added by someone you don't know, then it's malicious, doesn't really matter what it does.
Your server has been compromised and you need to perform a full clean up.
As for how it got added, there is no way for us to know without a full investigation of your server.
The short answer is if the code was added by someone you don't know, then it's malicious, and it doesn't really matter what it does.
Your server has been compromised and you need to perform a full clean up.
As for how it got added, there is no way for us to know without a full investigation of your server.
