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Possible trojaned wlogon.exe?
From: "Thompson, John J" <ThompsonJJ () mail medicine uiowa edu>
Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 13:09:22 -0500

Ive been keeping a close eye on the webserver and I just noticed that the
processor usage is really high. Since Ive been aware of it (about 2 hours)
the following process has been at or around 99% utilization:
PID 920 --- wlogin.exe
 
I checked for connections, but there were no ftp sessions and minimal web
traffic. No attacks flagged by blackice server, and no more than 9
connections on average. Every now and then, a visitor will suddenly have 5-9
simultaneous connections upen on high level ports. 
 
I scanned the system for viruses and didn't detect any. 
 
If you have any ideas, I would appreciate them!
 
John
 
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John Thompson
Network Administrator
Dept. of Biochemistry
University of Iowa
 

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