The scheduled task created by the first script runs every minute to fetch a PHP web shell that is base64 encoded and can manage the following parameters in incoming web requests: ...

The kit, which was originally discovered by M86 Security in the summer of 2009, has been disassembled by Chris Astacio, a security researcher with Websense, who reports that the kit's installation ...

If you're building NGINX sites, you'll probably need PHP-FPM support enabled. Jack Wallen shows you how.

Here's a quick tutorial on how to setup Nginx with PHP support. The key? The installation of fastCGI, aka PHP-FPM, so Nginx can serve PHP files to clients.

With Apache 2 installed and PHP 8.1 configured, it will be necessary to verify that the installation is working. You can do this by creating a simple PHP script in the /var/www/html directory.