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From: Patrick Andry (pandrywolverinefreight.ca)
Date: Wed Jun 12 2002 - 07:33:53 CDT

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    You should probably re-install, but if it's at all possible, keep the
    box around and try to figure out a number of things:

    How the attacker got in.
    What Rootkit was installed.
    What did the rootkit do (transfer files, create a backdoor, etc..)
    Who the attacker was.

    Just putting the box back up from source media won't do any good if the
    source media has a security hole in it.

    Does anyone know of any processes which are hidden by design from ps,
    but are not trojans/malware?

    > What is the best strategy for dealing with an LKM kit? Reinstall
    > linux from CD or try to remove it?
    >