Hacker?

[kahlua001]

Ive got a asp.net site on a server, bound to a single IP. I have it set up to send me emails if any application error fires. Lately, I have gotten a few error emails. Here is some info.

All Request Variables: HTTP_HOST:208.21.167.76
User Agent:
Page: http://208.21.167.76/default.aspx
Details: System.IndexOutOfRangeException: SmallImageURL at...


Now, I have no clue what http://208.21.167.76 is, that is not my IP and it is not registered with my server or is bound is the website in IIS. There is no user agent, no clue what browser it is. But the thing is, the error is from a db lookup on my default page, it says that there is no SmallImageURL. When you actually go to http://208.21.167.76, it does give my custom error page. What the heck is going on?

1. How does my default page get called with this IP?
2. Since it is being called, why is it spitting an error that it cant find a field when it works if you go to the actual domain name.

I cant seem to connect the dots on this one, perhaps someone else can shed some light on this.

Thanks

 

[kahlua001]

Ok, disregard, I figured it out. There was another instance of the site running on another host that did not delete the application.

 

[ThePentiumGuy]

Heh. I got hacked once. Wasnt as bad as I thought when I stopped freaking out. Glad you didnt get hacked .

-TPG