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Re: Help, some one's hacked into my home computer
From: "Paul D. Robertson" <proberts () clark net>
Date: Sun, 16 May 1999 19:22:51 -0400 (EDT)
On Thu, 13 May 1999, Denise Lucas wrote:
i'm on a cable modem, i run back officer friendly, stepped away from the desktop for a few hours, came back and saw the alerts. I've done a find on all the files changed today and compared them with the times that they were on. I'm stumped on what to do next. This is happening right now, realtime. Can anybody please respond.
1. Disconnect the machine from the network. 2. Figure out how they got in. 3. Reinstall the OS and applications from known-reliable sources 4. Plug the hole 5. Reinstall the data. 6. Reconnect the network Where practical or warrented: 2.5 Remove the hard drive for evidence 2.6 contact authorities 2.7 Insert new hard drive Paul ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Paul D. Robertson "My statements in this message are personal opinions proberts () clark net which may have no basis whatsoever in fact." PSB#9280
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- Help, some one's hacked into my home computer Denise Lucas (May 16)
- Re: Help, some one's hacked into my home computer Paul D. Robertson (May 17)
- "Some of you have been asking for this, so here it is." Philip S Holt, Security Engineer / Network Engineer (May 23)
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- Re: Help, some one's hacked into my home computer Robert Graham (May 17)
- Re: Help, some one's hacked into my home computer Bill Pennington (May 17)
- RE: Help, some one's hacked into my home computer sean . kelly (May 17)
- Re: Help, some one's hacked into my home computer Andrew Fessler (May 17)
- Re: Help, some one's hacked into my home computer Philip Molloy (May 17)
- Re: Help, some one's hacked into my home computer Bill_Royds (May 17)
- Re: Help, some one's hacked into my home computer Paul D. Robertson (May 17)