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[cobalt-users] raQ4r HACK
- Subject: [cobalt-users] raQ4r HACK
- From: "Jerry Davis" <jerry@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue May 8 15:44:39 2001
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
Hello;
I have been transferring my domains to a new raQ4r for the past 3 days.
I have notices unusual activity on the following domains.
Access By Domain (Top 3)
64.24.73.27 6 (46.2%) 25k (36.9%) <-- nslookup = popsite.net
64.24.73.63 5 (38.5%) 38k (55.2%) <-- nslookup = popsite.net
207.215.107.5 2 (15.4%) 5k (7.9%) <-- this is in my domain
I can't tell if I have been hacked at this time BUT have noticed a file
called .nsr in my
/ directory. The contence of the file is as follows.
<< / >>
skip: tmp_mnt
+skip: core
<< /tmp >>
skip: .?* *
<< /nsr >>
allow
<< /nsr/logs >>
logasm: .
<< /etc/httpd/logs >>
logasm: .
<< /etc/admserv/logs >>
logasm: .
<< /var >>
+logasm: .
<< /var/spool/mail >>
mailasm: .
<< /dev >>
+skip: .
<< /mnt >>
+skip: .
<< /proc >>
+skip: .
A fellow ISP owns a raQ3 and this file is not in his / directory.
Has any one had this type of problem ?
Thanks
Gerald A. Davis
Transworld Network, Inc.
1-(888)-630-MOON