Re: Win2003 Server, IPSEC & HackerDefender

[Steve Schuster <sjs74 () CORNELL EDU>]

I would also suggest changing any and all passwords associated with users
of the particular system.

sjs


At 12:26 PM 8/10/2004, you wrote:
> Hacker Defender is not (what I would call) a Trojan, it is a rootkit.
> You/they should wipe the hard disk and reinstall Windows. Any other
> advise is foolish.
>
> Brian
>
> Michael G Carr wrote:
>
> > I have a SysAdmin (within a University Dept but outside of central I/T)
> > who is in dire of need of an "expert" (i.e. someone who wouldn't mind
> > speaking with her, determining her predicament and giving her sound,
> > proven direction on what to do)  on
> >
> >     * Configuring IPSec on a "new" Win2003 Server and/or
> >
> >     * Completely removing (what appears to be) the Hacker Defender
> >       virus/trojan on a Win2000 server.
> >
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
> > Mike Carr
> > Information Security Officer
> > Univ of Nebraska
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