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There are a number of malicious worms and automated scripts circulating that try to compromise systems running vulnerable versions of PHP, PHP-related software like xmlrpc libs, and other BB software. It might be helpfull if you posted a few examples from your apache log, otherwise I'm purely speculating.
Ok, it looks like this post has actually asnwered my question. It's the same sort of garbage I am seeing in my apache logs. I have downloaded a few of the auto block programs, I am going to mess around with them.
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