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From: Gommers, Joep (JGommersgfo.nl)
Date: Thu Apr 11 2002 - 09:01:51 CDT

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    That will not be of much use :)
    If a hackers compromised your machine, it most likely will install a
    rootkit. Containing her own trojaned ps,ls,lsof,netstat etc. so
    modifying a ps binarie will not be of any help.

    Look at www.phrack.org for 'kernel hacking', a perfect explanation of
    hiding processes from within the kernel.

    Cheers, joep

    Most rootkits have trojanised ps's. I've seen several ones that use a
    config file where you can define what expressions (names, PID's, etc.)
    you want to hide. Of course you still have to deal with top, lsof,
    netstat, etc.

    Fernando

    > Im building a honeynet, and Im usign Modules Syslog,
    > but its daemon shows up in the process list (ps).
    > IŽd like to hide this process, anyone could
    > give any information?
    >
    > Tnx
    >
    > Thiago Mello
    >
    >
    >
    >

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