Meanwhile, we have this malware file that was left in /tmp and CXS Quarantines it. For example:
# ClamAV detected virus = [PHP.Shell-84]:
'/tmp/20150123-162243-VMLJszIcCEwADjD4ZZoAAAAB-file-dO21Zx'
However, we do not need to see emails for this, as there is nothing that needs our attention.
I am unable to build a filter, even using powerful GMail filtering, to just move these emails directly to the trash.
Are there any other options?
Here's a sample of one of the email alerts, in case this helps:
- ScottScanning web upload script file...
Time : Fri Jan 23 16:22:44 2015 -0600
Web referer URL :
Local IP : 1.1.1.1
Web upload script user : nobody (99)
Web upload script owner: someuser (752)
Web upload script path : /home/someuser/public_html/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php
Web upload script URL : http://example.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php
Remote IP : 22.22.22.22
Deleted : No
Quarantined : Yes [/home/quarantine/cxscgi/20150123-162243-VMLJszIcCEwADjD4ZZoAAAAB-file-dO21Zx.1422051764_1]
----------- SCAN REPORT -----------
TimeStamp: Fri Jan 23 16:22:44 2015
(/usr/sbin/cxs --nobayes --cgi --clamdsock /var/clamd --defapache nobody --doptions Mv --exploitscan --nofallback --filemax 10000 --ignore /etc/cxs/cxs.ignore --mail root --options mMOLfSGchednWDZR --qoptions Mv --quarantine /home/quarantine --quiet --sizemax 500000 --smtp --summary --sversionscan --timemax 30 --virusscan /tmp/20150123-162243-VMLJszIcCEwADjD4ZZoAAAAB-file-dO21Zx)
# ClamAV detected virus = [PHP.Shell-84]:
'/tmp/20150123-162243-VMLJszIcCEwADjD4ZZoAAAAB-file-dO21Zx'