Li Li wrote:
One of my redhat Linux box had been hacked. When I
checked the log file, I found somebody using su to be
the root. I also found something use chkrootkit.
Is it because I had net-snmp running recently and with
the port opened to all in the iptables? or some reason
else?
Without you telling us your net-snmp configuration, it'd be impossible
for us to answer your question. But judging from your vague description,
it sounds quite unlikely that net-snmp was the root cause of your
problems. I'd suggest getting a security expert to double-check your
overall system configuration.
+Thomas
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