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[cobalt-users] mdump rpc.rusers -- hacked
- Subject: [cobalt-users] mdump rpc.rusers -- hacked
- From: "Filiberto Ricci" <filiberto@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed Feb 21 09:40:18 2001
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
Hi!
Sorry if I repost this but I sent this the first time this early morning and
I havent still seen it on the list.
Did it get lost?
Anyvay it's very important for me.
I found strange things so I investigete a bit...
there was some port 57 displayed by netstat -nea ad
by pidport (a perl script that scan ports)
See my previous post.
I installed the chkrootkit and i got
PID 437: not in ps output
PID 10109: not in ps output
PID 10145: not in ps output
PID 19674: not in ps output
PID 19677: not in ps output
You have 5 process hidden for ps command
Possible LKM Troian
Then I checked this:
rpm -V net-tools-1.57-C1
..5.... /bin/netstat
I think it a checksum error (even if as a newbie I don't really understood
what it means)
So I reinstalled the
net-tools-1.57-C1.i386.rpm
and now the checksum is ok
Then I Kill -9 all the hidden PID, but two of them act as to be my telnet
connection (one for admin and one for su):
if I kill them I the connection fell and every time that I connect there are
again that two hidden processes displayed by chkrootkit.
It seem that when I connect I open two connection (whose one hidden) insted
then one.
Then some of such a hidden PID were displayed by top:
/sbin/mdump and
/usr/sbin/rpc.rusers
I could see them with the find command , but not if I list the directory as
root
they are hidden.
ls -alg doen't display them.
Now it seem they don't start anymore
what are them?
The port 57 is no more signaled by pidport or by netstat -nea.
I made a (very boring)
rpm -V an all the rpm installed and I found lots of errors.
So now I'm going to reinstali rpm, but as a newbie I'm not sure about which
order should I do it.
Processes in ps aux are going on with being displayed by user.
inetd.conf seems to be normal.
The server is working fine: I can normally connect with ftp, telnet, ecc.
what to do?
Should I erase those mdump and rpc.rusers?
How can I stop coming up those two hidden processes too?
If there are other hidden files in the system how to find them?
Thanks in advance,
Filiberto