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I have never seen, nor know of a way to
inject code into the sam w/ out leaving it useless. I think you are very safe to do this,
where is your pre infection backup? He he… Like one of our other buddies said (K
Miller) “…You’ve been hacked…Only safe thing is to
format, and reinstall…” Adding back post infection data is not
safe, unless you can be 100% sure. I think you are but I am not 100% sure either! jlc -----Original Message----- I know I patched this server but I am not taking any
more chances. Hello Folks - It appears one of my servers got the backdoor worm - I
can scan it sometimes and it shows clean and other times a memory scan shows an
infection. There is no root.exe file anywhere on the server so I am not
totally convinced but I prefer not to take chances. I have disabled the www service for now and am backing
up my data. I am wondering if there is a way to recover my SAM database
without running a risk of re-infection? I can recreate it but it would
add hours to this and I would prefer not to. Since I do not know when the
infection took place I am not sure of a reliable pre-infection backup so I am
not even going to attempt that route. Would an ERD made today have the SAM? Should I
trust it if it does? The server is a P111 with 2 gigs of ram Win2k SP2 Sql
7 IIS 5 - web server - no standalone - no domain. TIA Jim http://www.sunbelt-software.com/ntsysadmin_list_charter.htm |
Title: Code Red Got me
- Code Red Got me Zangara, Jim
- Re: Code Red Got me Seth M. Kusiak
- RE: Code Red Got me Zangara, Jim
- Re: Code Red Got me Seth M. Kusiak
- RE: Code Red Got me Zangara, Jim
- Re: Code Red Got me Seth M. Kusiak
- RE: Code Red Got me Joe Casale
- RE: Code Red Got me Zangara, Jim
- RE: Code Red Got me ebrastow
- RE: Code Red Got me Zangara, Jim
- RE: Code Red Got me Zangara, Jim
- RE: Code Red Got me Niels Christiansen
- RE: Code Red Got me Bill Kuhn - MCSE
- RE: Code Red Got me Fausto E. Miranda
- RE: Code Red Got me Kevin Miller
- RE: Code Red Got me Joe Casale
- RE: Code Red Got me Zangara, Jim
