Pushit plug-in using malicious code?
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Before installing this plugin, read this.
This part of the plugin sends an SMS via the given SMS gateway. As usual for these types of services, you have to send the username and password of your account with the SMS service in the URL call to the web service.
Yet towards the end of this send function, there’s a call to PHP’s mail function. It sends the following to smart.maxx@gmail.com:
* receiving number
* message sent
* username of SMS service account
* password of SMS service account
* the short number used
* the sender name/number to be displayed on the receiving mobile
* whether the SMS was sent OKApparently the authors of this plugin deem that this information is something that someone with the e-mail address smart.maxx@gmail.com should have about every SMS you, or your visitors, attempt to send using their plugin.
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