[ale] Comprimised System
Robert L. Harris
Robert.L.Harris at rdlg.net
Tue Jan 11 12:14:06 EST 2005
Pull the hard drives out and put htem on a shelf. Rebuild off new
drives so you can do a post-mortem. Then when you can image the hard
drives and mount the images loopback, read only so you don't accidently
modify them or run something in $PATH. Now you can use "find" to find
the directories you're looking for as well as some other tools. You can
also look at:
http://odessa.sourceforge.net/
http://www.sleuthkit.org/sleuthkit/desc.php
Both are good forensics tools.
Thus spake Nick Travis (wormfishin at gmail.com):
> We have a system at work that has been comprimised. It looks like
> they got in and used several different executable files, I've got the
> command history however I don't think it is complete. For example I
> see that direcotories were created, but I never saw that they were
> removed and I can't find them. It looks like about 5 ftp sites were
> hit and there was about 3 wget commands to pull down files. Also
> apache was downloaded and installed, even though it was already
> running on the system. So here's my question, I know that rebuilding
> the system is the only way to be sure that there is nothing else
> hidden on it, but that's not an option at this point. Are there any
> good HowTo's or books out there that can give me some direction on how
> to check they system for irregularites? This is the first time I've
> dealt with this so I would like to learn as much as I can about it,
> I've already determined how they got in. A user made thier password
> the same as thier login name, which obviously is no longer allowed.
> BTW the system is running Red Hat 7.3.
>
> Nick
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