hello all,

given the recent debian, gentoo and fsf/savannah cracks, is there a 
constantly updated root kit detection kit somewhere?  something 
like antivirus, intending to detect everything and doing its best to
be continually updated.  i know that something like this, in binary, 
can be dangerous in itself since generally it'll run as root so it 
can read everything on the disk... so of course i'm looking for source,
something distributed by someone ethical, and audited by paranoid 
people who don't trust the maintainer :).

if there isn't one, there should be... there's a project for all those college
kids who hang out on cracker IRC channels and mailing lists :).  monitor
for all the new rootkits, add them to the database, help secure the 
net :).

tiger

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