full-disclosure - [inbox] Re: RE: Linux (in)security

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Message-ID: <20031024141243.GH2096@sven.home.hoaxter.de>
From: sven at timegate.de (Sven Hoexter)
Subject: [inbox] Re: RE: Linux (in)security

On Fri, Oct 24, 2003 at 06:09:12AM -0700, dwr3ck@...hmail.com wrote:

> I can determine when a Windows box has been owned fairly easily.
Can you? Really? Hm maybe I should use windows.
 
> How do you determine if you have a KLM on your Linux box?  (serious question
> from someone who does not know)  I'm asking specifically about Red Hat
> because I am a Corporate America slave and IBM has made this the distribution
> that most of corp America will use.
Best way are integrity checks with tripwire, aide, afick [1] or other relatet
tools.
Other way around if don't have a database with the checksumms from the clean
system you can use chkrootkit [2]


Sven

[1] http://afick.sf.net
[2] http://www.chkrootkit.org/

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