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From: Spencer, Ed M. -ND (Ed.M.Spencer.-ND
disney.com)Date: Thu Jun 14 2001 - 14:56:11 CDT
I believe it's the last exercises in one of O'Reilly's Perl books (I think
it's advanced Perl programming) does a scan of a system to determine what's
changed since a baseline has been run. Or perhaps you could just use
Sysdiff from the resource kit. Same thing can be done with LanGuard's File
Integrity Checker (http://www.gfi.com). Of course there's always the
commercial Tripwire option as well. Of course all of these require they be
installed and a baseline be done BEFORE a compromise.
If this isn't the case you're in for some work. Probably the easiest thing
to do would be to build an identical system, sysdiff it, and then compare to
the system you are questioning. Another option is to examine the user
accounts, files (size, date, and properties) to insure they haven't been
compromised. Or just start from scratch and apply one of the techniques
from above.
Good Luck!
Ed Spencer
MCSE/MCT/CNA/A+/Network+
Security Analyst - IS Security
Renaissance Worldwide, Inc. - Walt Disney World
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-----Original Message-----
From: tigerblue [mailto:tigerblue
puzzleapuma.de]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 8:54 AM
To: FOCUS-MS
securityfocus.com
Subject: list of files
Hi,
does anybody know, if there ist a list of files I could use to check, to
find out if an NT4-Server is compromised ? (or maybe another way to search
for files on a server which shouldn´t be on it)
best regards
tigerblue
MCSE
Systemadministration
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