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Re: Hacked


From: "matt donovan" <gothicnight2002 () msn com>
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 13:15:06 -0400

Also check the system32 folder for a file called ramall.bat or something close to it since that is what "rooters" use to uninstall an irc bot if one is installed.

From: Etapien <etapien () gmail com>
Reply-To: Etapien <etapien () gmail com>
To: mfernandez () fdta-valles org
CC: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: Re: Hacked
Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 09:15:41 -0500

Well,  he actually installed a remote administration tool (radmin) to
have control over the system whenever he wants. check those 2 batch
files, he used that for installing it as a service probably, open it
with a text editor (notepad) and check what the commands are, then you
will see what to stop. it's probably some service he installed to make
sure it keeps on running, if you can do this with the machine offline
if would be the best because when it's connected to the internet those
processes are eating up all of the cpu usage and bandwidth. after you
have found and deleted whatever process that shouldn't be there then I
would suggest you install some firewall to avoid open ports from being
accessed by anyone who scans your ip and tries to break in.


On 4/14/05, Mauricio Fernandez <mfernandez () fdta-valles org> wrote:
> This morning I found a wwwhack window opened on one of my w2k servers,
> antivirus agent was deleted (TrendMicro) and when I reinstall it back, it
> found about 4500 viruses named PE_PARITE.B
>
> Now the virus is still regenerating itself creating files on winnt\temp
> folder, I saw the task list and stopped all the suspicious process, but
> the virus still goes on...
>
> The virus/hacker created a folder named RADMIN, where he copied these
> files:
> r_server.exe
> admdll.dll
> hide.reg
> raddrv.dll
> pro.bat
> start.bat
>
> Does anyone knows how to remove this virus and avoid this hack
> vulnerability?
>
> Mauricio Fernández S.
> IT Manager
> Tel. 591- 445-25160
> Fax. 591- 441-15056
> mfernandez () fdta-valles org
> www.fdta-valles.org
> Cochabamba - Bolivia
>
>
>


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