RE: Re[2]: [cobalt-users] Apache Security Alert from my CO-LO facility

["Peter Masloch" <peter@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You also can run a portscanner like nmap against you own
Server:
nmap 127.0.0.1
It will show you if you have any unusual ports open.
Another good idea is to install the Psionic tools.
Peter


> ML> Date: Mon, 01 Jul 2002 14:33:57 -0500
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> ML> Mainly get that box updated, pay attention to what is going on in 
> ML> the list, join some security bulletin message lists and 
> you should 
> ML> be okay. I doubt you have been hacked, if you haven't noticed any 
> ML> oddities. But do get patched and upgraded ASAP. If you 
> are concerned 
> ML> that the box is hacked look into the archives for "hacked".
> 
> Installing Tripwire or similar on a system (WHEN KNOWN CLEAN) 
> is a good idea.
> 
> I disagree with the "probably not cracked if you don't notice 
> anything strange" statement.  My experience has been that 
> most people _do not_ know when they've been cracked, at least 
> not for some while...
> 
> 
> Eddy
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