Hi all,

I remember reading on the list where a server got attacked with a root
kit. It made me really paranoid and I think one of our servers got
attacked with a root kit too!

I checked with S.M.A.R.T. and the HDs are reported to be working fine.
I checked the serial number of the disks with Seagate and it seems
that the disks were only manufactured last year.

The problem is files sometime fail to get written properly. I tried
copying a file 500 times and getting the md5 hash of the copied file.
Out of 500 writes, 11 returned different hashes. Is there a known root
kit attack that randomly modifies files?

What else could cause this? Are there other tests that I can do? I'm
hoping to rule out a breach in the system.

Thanks,
JP
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