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On 20/09/2007, Grant <emailgrant@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > equery check sys-process/procps |
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> > equery check sys-apps/coreutils |
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> These check out. |
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Chances are you are fine then. |
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> chkrootkit reports no problems whatsoever which is actually kind of |
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> weird as I remember some things being reported last time I ran it, but |
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> I looked into them then and they weren't a problem. |
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The last time? Be careful, chkrootkit/rkhunter should always be used |
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on the fly, leaving them on a system could allow them to be |
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compromised and therefore negate the checks they run. |
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> rkhunter reports no problems but it says it couldn't determine the OS |
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> so MD5 checks were skipped. |
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Which doesn't matter as you checked out with the equery. |
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One other thing to check is to look for additional user (or root / |
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toor) accounts. A cracker may well have added one to allow them access |
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after the fact. |
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Still I would be of the opinion that you are safe. |
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Thanks |
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Mark |
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