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Re: computer with rootkit?
From: Francois Yang <francois.y () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2011 16:20:52 -0500
thanks everyone for your suggestions. I did have the infected system connected to a tap with a linux machine capturing the traffic with tcpdump to a file. Booting to Safemode worked for about 2 min. when in Safemode the computer only stays up for about 2 min then does a hard shutdown. I didn't have any issues with leaving the system up for hours in regular mode. I tried a few of the software recommended and they all came up with either nothing or pointing to the original file I found in the C:\windows directory. I would love to spend more time on this, but I can't spare more time on this. thanks for all your suggestions. Frank On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 3:42 PM, Predrag Petrovic <pedjap () gmail com> wrote:
Hi Francois, Well usually its the best procedure to reinstall the operating system, you never know what is modified. But if you want to investigate further I would do the following: - Isolate the computer from rest of the network - Forward all traffic from infected machine to an IPS/IDS station to detect the possible rootkit/worm/trojan - Perform cold backup of user data (and user data only) on a system which has up to date definitions. This requires to detach the hard drive from workstation and attach it to a new one which has up to date definitions and is not a critical workstation-server in the network. - Format the drive and install fresh operating system - Install security patches and antivirus software - Restore user data Best regards, P.
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