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From: Adam Hawes <adam.hawes@flinders.edu.au>
To : Richard Russell <richard@yellowgoanna.com>
Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2003 16:10:30 +0930
Re: anyone heard of b00ts?
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> > Su to root before you run netstat. The process name may be helpful.
>
> I was root.
>
> Strangely enough, it gave me the usual message about not being root...
> doesn't sound good.
Sounds like netstat has been replaced.
> Doesn't appear to be... unless ifconfig isn't showing it as such...
I'ts probably lying to you. Grep /var/log/messages for "prom" (case
insensitive grep).
You can make the assumption that the RPM database is not corrupted. You could
try using a clean rpm binary to verify the installed files against their
checksums in the rpm database. It's not foolproof, because a seasoned
cracker could modify the database; but there's so many distros out there, and
so many versions of rpm (and similar programs) that it would be a difficult
task to do for any one particular version.
Install chkrootkit and use that to report if there is a rootkit. Do not trust
its results fully, as it's difficult to know exactly what is and isn't a
rootkit. If it says yes, then rebuild. If it says no then rebuild anyway.
Adam
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