Hi,
On 25.09.2012 23:00, John Beckett wrote:
> But in reality, there is not enough spam to warrant any messing
> around.
In my oponion this is not related to spam.
As Marc Weber has already stated, I think it looks like an attack on the web server. As far as I understand the issue, the uploaded "jpeg" tests if an already injected file exists or it test if the execution of the php code works.
As there were four (!) uploads of the same content, it looks like something else was tried and the result was tested again.
I guess the uploaded content was only some stuff we noticed. The real issue could be undetected yet.
Regards,
doak
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