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From: Christian Lox (lox
netzwerkplanet.de)Date: Tue Jul 02 2002 - 13:04:41 CDT
Roman Drahtmueller wrote:
>
>
> If you use ext2fs on the filesystem in question, then the intruder may
> have used an ext2-specific extension to keep you from removing the files.
> Try lsattr on the directory and the files to see if the immutable flag was
> set, and remove the flags with chattr.
>
But isn´t it somewhat naive to believe this machine is usable after
this? I mean, he wrote about a compromised machine (rootkit).
I would not trust this machine at all, and suggest a completely new
install.
Christian
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