Attention site admin of The Dominion of  Heroes,
On Mar 22, 2008 at 01:49 PM the PostNuke code has
detected that somebody tried to send information
to your site that may have been intended as a
hack. do not panic, it may be harmless: maybe this
detection was triggered by something you did!
Anyway, it was detected and blocked.
The suspicious activity was recognized in
pnAntiCracker on line 55, and is of the type
pnSecurity Alert.
Additional information given by the code which
detected this: GET Intrusion detection.

Below you will find a lot of information obtained
about this attempt, that may help you to find
what happened and maybe who did it.


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Information about this user:
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This person is not logged in.
IP numbers: [note: when you are dealing with a
real cracker these IP numbers might not be from
the actual computer he is working on]
     IP according to HTTP_CLIENT_IP:
     IP according to REMOTE_ADDR: 87.230.7.194
     IP according to
gethostbyname($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']):
87.230.7.194


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Browser information
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HTTP_USER_AGENT: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC
Mac OS X Mach-O; en-GB; rv:1.7.10) Gecko/20050717
Firefox/1.0.6
BROWSER * 0 :

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Information in the $_GET array
This is about variables that may have been in the
URL string or in a 'GET' type form.
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GET * module : Pagesetter
GET * amp;func : viewpub
GET * amp;tid : 1
GET * amp;pid : 6\"[removed injection code]

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Information in the $_POST array
This is about visible and invisible form elements.
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Information in the $_COOKIE array
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Information in the $_FILES array
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Information in the $_SESSION array
This is session info. The variables
  starting with PNSV are PostNukeSessionVariables.
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SESSION * PNSVlang : eng