A few new Asprox botnet SQL injection attack domains to report:

cid26.com
dl251.com
getbwd.com
st212.com

These were registered on the 25th and began actively dishing up malware via SQL injection attacks on the 26th. Looking at st212.com, we can see multiple IP addresses are registered to that domain. At the time we checked, we found:

24.91.79.227 (Comcast)
24.107.187.10(Charter)
24.158.34.142 (Charter)
69.180.196.152(Comcast)
69.203.66.175 (RoadRunner)
70.73.3.199 (Shaw)
71.80.115.239 (Charter Communications)
71.206.137.157 (Comcast)
76.29.136.131 (RoadRunner)
76.114.80.83 (Comcast)
81.241.142.65 (Skynet, Belgium)
84.221.72.240 (Tiscali, Italy)
98.203.97.27 (RoadRunner)
98.218.136.185 (Comcast)

Drilling into the individual IP addresses of these bots (presumed to be those of victim machines infected with the Asprox proxy Trojan), we find a combination of the following additional domain names:

appid37.com 
asp27.com
asp72.com 
bnradw.com
coldwop.com
script46.com  
ssl39.com
st212.com

Following the trail of coldwop.com, we then see the following additional IP addresses:

121.162.208.99 (Korea Telecom)
122.168.194.160 (Bharti BT Internet, India)
158.194.16.10 (CESNET, The Czech Republic)
190.198.164.140 (CANTV Servicios, Venezuela)
200.8.196.187  (LACNIC INTERCABLE)
24.44.191.232 (Optimum Online)
61.228.174.36 (HiNet)
66.208.64.16  (Wood County Telephone Company)
67.81.36.254 (Optimum Online)
68.202.106.222 (RoadRunner)
68.60.207.107 (Comcast)
68.60.21.17 (MediaOne)
72.193.246.29  (Cox)
74.72.162.187 (RoadRunner)
75.129.134.139 (Charter)
75.137.93.12 (Charter)
76.248.75.3 (SBC)
79.184.46.181 (TPNET, Poland)
81.226.98.114 (TeliaSonera, Sweden)
82.37.41.96 (Telewest Broadband, UK)
83.5.214.55 (TPNET, Poland)
84.100.58.73 (LDCOM Networks)
84.70.156.154 (Energis, UK)
89.125.145.183 (Irish Broadband, Ireland)
98.223.148.103 (Comcast)
98.226.58.205 (Comcast)
98.30.3.9 (RoadRunner)
98.30.3.9 (RoadRunner)

And following the trail further reveals additional domain names and IP addresses of Asprox bots behind these attacks. This virtual walkthrough goes on and on; you quickly begin to get an idea of how large - and how global - the Asprox botnet really is.