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IDS: tripwire failed???

tripwire failed???

From: <anthony_at_synt3gra.com>
Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2007 15:11:11 -0400 (EDT)

I have discovered that my server has been compromised. I believe it's
some sort of rootkit. It has managed to circumvent both rkhunter and
tripwire. The only reason I detected it is because I happened to run a
'ps' command when server was slow and noticed a connection from an
unwarranted user. I then 'netstat'ed. Apparently, the attacker(s) is
utilizing a program that obfuscates their presence in the usual logging
areas as well. I just "happened" to catch them. 'ps -aux' showed that an
UNKNOWN user was utilizing sshd. I was able to parse output to a file for
further viewing. I would post 'log-files' but they show now indication of
compromise (s fr s I can tell)

I know that there are a plethora of rootkits in cirulation, but does
anyone know how I might detect/remove such rootkit? I hate to have to
reload OS/tripwire/rkhunter/reload permissions... start over.

Any other tools I should be utilizing?

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Received on Jul 17 2007

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