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RE: netbuie.exe, scorpionsearch.com and fastcounter.bcentral.com


From: "Edwards, David (JTS)" <Edwards.Dave () saugov sa gov au>
Date: Wed, 8 May 2002 15:25:32 +0930

Hi,

-----Original Message-----
From: H C [mailto:keydet89 () yahoo com]
Sent: Wednesday, 8 May 2002 2:56 AM
To: Edwards, David (JTS); incidents () securityfocus com
Subject: Re: netbuie.exe, scorpionsearch.com and
fastcounter.bcentral.com

David, 

What other info can you provide about this?  Do you
know how this file got on the box?  What other
services are running?  Are there any other files
associated with this?

We don't know where it came from at the moment.
proxy logs show it started connecting to scorpionsearch 
etc at 8:57 May 6th CST.

[snip]

For example, I assume you found the sites the file was
hitting based on IDS or firewall logs...right?  What
else have you done?  Have you checked the filesystem
for other new files?  What about processes, network
connections, etc?

The binary has the sites hard-coded as unicode strings.  

Apart from netbuie.exe, there was nothing obvious in the
process table.

We've taken the box off-line and gathering information
at the moment.  We're also looking at our backups.

We've found at least one other file probably associated 
with it.  It's called NBSetup.exe.  

Company name in the Version information says: MiKrOsOFT.  
This was found in c:\windows\system (note the box is a 
Win2k Server, not Win95/8).  It was owned by the local 
administrators group (not domain admin)

I'm looking through the firewall logs at the moment.
There are some very odd entries there from this machine
but I'm not confident that they are related as yet.
 
ciao
dave
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Dave Edwards 
Justice Technology Services
Ph: +61 8 82265426 || 0408 808355 
mailto: edwards.dave () saugov sa gov au
Snail : Justice Technology Division 
        GPO Box 2048, Adelaide 5001
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