I have an intranet that I developed a few years ago in php with Laravel.
Recently evaluating server-status, I saw that there were hundreds of get requests for "/1.tasa" coming from the server's own ip.
I ran several tools looking for viruses and nothing, I ran a grep on the entire hd looking for any file that had the word "tasa" and it only appeared in apache's access.log.
I added a block in apache's virtual host file,
<Location "/1.tasa"> Order deny, allow deny from all
With that, it began to appear at the top of the intranet
the snippet:
Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource.
Apache/2.4.29 (Ubuntu) Server at blablablabla Port 443.
Above any intranet page I access.
If I remove the lock there is nothing in place.
Can anyone imagine what this could be?
source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76814208/hundreds-of-requests-for-1-tasa-in-laravel-project
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