Re: {Suspected Spam?}Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-30 Thread Maya Zbitneva 
> should not be accessible from Internet. 

Do you mean that the management interface of tomcat should not be 
accessible from Internet? 
пятница, 30 июля 2021 г. в 14:03:49 UTC+3, Michael Plate: 

> Hi,
>
> Am 30.07.21 um 10:59 schrieb Maya Zbitneva:
> > Good day!
> > 
> > > did you install / use the management interface of tomcat (I do not know
> > > much about it, because I don't use it) and have you changed the
> > > "tomcat-users.xml" ?
> > 
> > Yes, I used management interface of tomcat. I created several users in 
> > Apache Tomcat which I see in tomcat-users.xml. Have I change passwords 
> > to users from tomcat-users.xml to improve safety?
> […]
>
> should not be accessible from Internet.
>
> Hopefully you do not have a the default password "tomcat" somewhere - 
> this could be the way of the intrusion.
>
> CU
>
> Michael
>
>
>

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Re: {Suspected Spam?}Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-30 Thread Michael Plate 

Hi,

Am 30.07.21 um 10:59 schrieb Maya Zbitneva:

Good day!

 > did you install / use the management interface of tomcat (I do not know
 > much about it, because I don't use it) and have you changed the
 > "tomcat-users.xml" ?

Yes, I used management interface of tomcat. I created several users in 
Apache Tomcat which I see in tomcat-users.xml. Have I change passwords 
to users from tomcat-users.xml to improve safety?

[…]

should not be accessible from Internet.

Hopefully you do not have a the default password "tomcat" somewhere - 
this could be the way of the intrusion.


CU

Michael


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Re: {Suspected Spam?}Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-30 Thread Maya Zbitneva 
Good day!

> did you install / use the management interface of tomcat (I do not know
> much about it, because I don't use it) and have you changed the
> "tomcat-users.xml" ?

Yes, I used management interface of tomcat. I created several users in 
Apache Tomcat which I see in tomcat-users.xml. Have I change passwords to 
users from tomcat-users.xml to improve safety?

With respect,
Zbitnieva Maiia,
System administrator,
Ukraine.
четверг, 29 июля 2021 г. в 16:01:05 UTC+3, Michael Plate: 

> Hi,
>
> Am 29.07.21 um 13:12 schrieb Maya Zbitneva:
> > Good day!
> > 
> > Michael, thank you very much for your professional recommendations!
> > I will try to realize all of them.
> > 
> > > Do you have the user of the running process (ps -xau) ?
> > 
> > Yes, My cryptominer process was runned under "tomcat" user.
> […]
>
> did you install / use the management interface of tomcat (I do not know 
> much about it, because I don't use it) and have you changed the 
> "tomcat-users.xml" ?
>
> CU
>
> Michael
>
>
>

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Re: {Suspected Spam?}Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-29 Thread Michael Plate 

Hi,

Am 29.07.21 um 13:12 schrieb Maya Zbitneva:

Good day!

Michael, thank you very much for your professional recommendations!
I will try to realize all of them.

 > Do you have the user of the running process (ps -xau) ?

Yes, My cryptominer process was runned under "tomcat" user.

[…]

did you install / use the management interface of tomcat (I do not know 
much about it, because I don't use it) and have you changed the 
"tomcat-users.xml" ?


CU

Michael


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Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-29 Thread Maya Zbitneva 
Alan, thank you very much for your answer. I installed Openjdk using apt. I 
will learn everything about SSH.

With respect.

четверг, 29 июля 2021 г. в 14:45:46 UTC+3, alan...@gmail.com: 

> Dear Maya,
>
> It's hard to say how the Bitcoin miner got installed. Did you install 
> OpenJDK via Ubuntu's package manager or by some other download method? In 
> my experience, these types of things generally get into your system via 
> bruteforce scanning of SSH, where some bot gets lucky guessing your SSH 
> username/password, for example: admin/admin. The fact that it was running 
> as the tomcat user is interesting, meaning either your tomcat user has SSH 
> enabled, or something managed to exploit your Tomcat server.
>
> Regards,
>
> On Thu, Jul 29, 2021 at 2:12 PM Maya Zbitneva  wrote:
>
>> Good day!
>>
>> Michael, thank you very much for your professional recommendations!
>> I will try to realize all of them.
>>
>> > Do you have the user of the running process (ps -xau) ?
>>
>> Yes, My cryptominer process was runned under "tomcat" user. 
>>
>> Zbitnieva Maiia,
>> System administrator,
>> Ukraine.
>>
>>
>> среда, 28 июля 2021 г. в 16:31:58 UTC+3, Michael Plate: 
>>
>>> Hi, 
>>>
>>> Am 28.07.21 um 13:16 schrieb Maya Zbitneva: 
>>> > Good day! 
>>> > 
>>> > Michael, thank you very much for your professional consultation. It 
>>> was 
>>> > real cryptominer in OS Ubuntu! 
>>>
>>> Outch. 
>>>
>>> > I succedeed to kill it. 
>>>
>>> Do you have the user of the running process (ps -xau) ? 
>>>
>>> > But I have the question about it. 
>>> > How to find the vulnerability from which the malware got in? 
>>>
>>> That is the hard part. You can try http://www.chkrootkit.org/ (should 
>>> be 
>>> in Ubuntu) but this also can produce false positives. It might also be 
>>> not the right tool… 
>>>
>>> If you have no idea, no log files or anything, IMHO: 
>>>
>>> > Install a new machine !! < 
>>>
>>> Make a new machine, setup (Apache / Nginx), Tomcat and after basically 
>>> running, copy the DSpace files. 
>>> Change passwords and hope nothing awful is copied to the new machine. 
>>> Keep it closed - only https and ssh, keep the logins local (no Windows 
>>> join). 
>>>
>>> > Because even if I removed the malware, it can come again using the 
>>> same 
>>> > vulnerability it exploited earlier. 
>>>
>>> This is what makes admins sleep bad. 
>>>
>>> > Help me please, what security measures need to be taken to prevent the 
>>> > virus from entering the operating system again? 
>>>
>>> I only can give you some simple tips, because I don't know you 
>>> organization, and there are standards you should keep on any machine 
>>> running on the internet. 
>>>
>>> Do not expose any service to the internet which you don't need there - 
>>> if you are behind a network firewall, only https (port 443) for DSpace 
>>> needs to be accessible from outside - no ssh, no network files systems 
>>> etc. Try a port scan from outside. 
>>>
>>> Update your OS regulary, on DSpace especially Java. 
>>>
>>> Backup - and restore ! Try the restore on a new machine an get a feeling 
>>> for that, note down the steps. 
>>>
>>> If your DSpace is also file-, mail- and print-server, there is something 
>>> really wrong - try to split that. 
>>>
>>> Find a local Linux community to get better help. 
>>>
>>> But maybe you made everything OK - this still can happen :( . 
>>>
>>> CU 
>>>
>>> Michael 
>>>
>>>
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Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-29 Thread Alan Orth 
Dear Maya,

It's hard to say how the Bitcoin miner got installed. Did you install
OpenJDK via Ubuntu's package manager or by some other download method? In
my experience, these types of things generally get into your system via
bruteforce scanning of SSH, where some bot gets lucky guessing your SSH
username/password, for example: admin/admin. The fact that it was running
as the tomcat user is interesting, meaning either your tomcat user has SSH
enabled, or something managed to exploit your Tomcat server.

Regards,

On Thu, Jul 29, 2021 at 2:12 PM Maya Zbitneva  wrote:

> Good day!
>
> Michael, thank you very much for your professional recommendations!
> I will try to realize all of them.
>
> > Do you have the user of the running process (ps -xau) ?
>
> Yes, My cryptominer process was runned under "tomcat" user.
>
> Zbitnieva Maiia,
> System administrator,
> Ukraine.
>
>
> среда, 28 июля 2021 г. в 16:31:58 UTC+3, Michael Plate:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Am 28.07.21 um 13:16 schrieb Maya Zbitneva:
>> > Good day!
>> >
>> > Michael, thank you very much for your professional consultation. It was
>> > real cryptominer in OS Ubuntu!
>>
>> Outch.
>>
>> > I succedeed to kill it.
>>
>> Do you have the user of the running process (ps -xau) ?
>>
>> > But I have the question about it.
>> > How to find the vulnerability from which the malware got in?
>>
>> That is the hard part. You can try http://www.chkrootkit.org/ (should be
>> in Ubuntu) but this also can produce false positives. It might also be
>> not the right tool…
>>
>> If you have no idea, no log files or anything, IMHO:
>>
>> > Install a new machine !! <
>>
>> Make a new machine, setup (Apache / Nginx), Tomcat and after basically
>> running, copy the DSpace files.
>> Change passwords and hope nothing awful is copied to the new machine.
>> Keep it closed - only https and ssh, keep the logins local (no Windows
>> join).
>>
>> > Because even if I removed the malware, it can come again using the same
>> > vulnerability it exploited earlier.
>>
>> This is what makes admins sleep bad.
>>
>> > Help me please, what security measures need to be taken to prevent the
>> > virus from entering the operating system again?
>>
>> I only can give you some simple tips, because I don't know you
>> organization, and there are standards you should keep on any machine
>> running on the internet.
>>
>> Do not expose any service to the internet which you don't need there -
>> if you are behind a network firewall, only https (port 443) for DSpace
>> needs to be accessible from outside - no ssh, no network files systems
>> etc. Try a port scan from outside.
>>
>> Update your OS regulary, on DSpace especially Java.
>>
>> Backup - and restore ! Try the restore on a new machine an get a feeling
>> for that, note down the steps.
>>
>> If your DSpace is also file-, mail- and print-server, there is something
>> really wrong - try to split that.
>>
>> Find a local Linux community to get better help.
>>
>> But maybe you made everything OK - this still can happen :( .
>>
>> CU
>>
>> Michael
>>
>>
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Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-29 Thread Maya Zbitneva 
Good day!

Michael, thank you very much for your professional recommendations!
I will try to realize all of them.

> Do you have the user of the running process (ps -xau) ?

Yes, My cryptominer process was runned under "tomcat" user. 

Zbitnieva Maiia,
System administrator,
Ukraine.


среда, 28 июля 2021 г. в 16:31:58 UTC+3, Michael Plate: 

> Hi,
>
> Am 28.07.21 um 13:16 schrieb Maya Zbitneva:
> > Good day!
> > 
> > Michael, thank you very much for your professional consultation. It was 
> > real cryptominer in OS Ubuntu!
>
> Outch.
>
> > I succedeed to kill it. 
>
> Do you have the user of the running process (ps -xau) ?
>
> > But I have the question about it.
> > How to find the vulnerability from which the malware got in?
>
> That is the hard part. You can try http://www.chkrootkit.org/ (should be 
> in Ubuntu) but this also can produce false positives. It might also be 
> not the right tool…
>
> If you have no idea, no log files or anything, IMHO:
>
> > Install a new machine !! <
>
> Make a new machine, setup (Apache / Nginx), Tomcat and after basically 
> running, copy the DSpace files.
> Change passwords and hope nothing awful is copied to the new machine.
> Keep it closed - only https and ssh, keep the logins local (no Windows 
> join).
>
> > Because even if I removed the malware, it can come again using the same 
> > vulnerability it exploited earlier.
>
> This is what makes admins sleep bad.
>
> > Help me please, what security measures need to be taken to prevent the 
> > virus from entering the operating system again?
>
> I only can give you some simple tips, because I don't know you 
> organization, and there are standards you should keep on any machine 
> running on the internet.
>
> Do not expose any service to the internet which you don't need there - 
> if you are behind a network firewall, only https (port 443) for DSpace 
> needs to be accessible from outside - no ssh, no network files systems 
> etc. Try a port scan from outside.
>
> Update your OS regulary, on DSpace especially Java.
>
> Backup - and restore ! Try the restore on a new machine an get a feeling 
> for that, note down the steps.
>
> If your DSpace is also file-, mail- and print-server, there is something 
> really wrong - try to split that.
>
> Find a local Linux community to get better help.
>
> But maybe you made everything OK - this still can happen :( .
>
> CU
>
> Michael
>
>
>

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Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-28 Thread Michael Plate 

Hi,

Am 28.07.21 um 13:16 schrieb Maya Zbitneva:

Good day!

Michael, thank you very much for your professional consultation. It was 
real cryptominer in OS Ubuntu!


Outch.

I succedeed to kill it. 


Do you have the user of the running process (ps -xau) ?


But I have the question about it.
How to find the vulnerability from which the malware got in?


That is the hard part. You can try http://www.chkrootkit.org/ (should be 
in Ubuntu) but this also can produce false positives. It might also be 
not the right tool…


If you have no idea, no log files or anything, IMHO:

> Install a new machine !! <

Make a new machine, setup (Apache / Nginx), Tomcat and after basically 
running, copy the DSpace files.

Change passwords and hope nothing awful is copied to the new machine.
Keep it closed - only https and ssh, keep the logins local (no Windows 
join).


Because even if I removed the malware, it can come again using the same 
vulnerability it exploited earlier.


This is what makes admins sleep bad.

Help me please, what security measures need to be taken to prevent the 
virus from entering the operating system again?


I only can give you some simple tips, because I don't know you 
organization, and there are standards you should keep on any machine 
running on the internet.


Do not expose any service to the internet which you don't need there - 
if you are behind a network firewall, only https (port 443) for DSpace 
needs to be accessible from outside - no ssh, no network files systems 
etc. Try a port scan from outside.


Update your OS regulary, on DSpace especially Java.

Backup - and restore ! Try the restore on a new machine an get a feeling 
for that, note down the steps.


If your DSpace is also file-, mail- and print-server, there is something 
really wrong - try to split that.


Find a local Linux community to get better help.

But maybe you made everything OK - this still can happen :( .

CU

Michael


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Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-28 Thread Maya Zbitneva 
Good day!

Michael, thank you very much for your professional consultation. It was 
real cryptominer in OS Ubuntu!
I succedeed to kill it. But I have the question about it.
How to find the vulnerability from which the malware got in?
Because even if I removed the malware, it can come again using the same 
vulnerability it exploited earlier.
Help me please, what security measures need to be taken to prevent the 
virus from entering the operating system again?

Zbitnieva Maiia,
System administrator,
Ukraine.

пятница, 23 июля 2021 г. в 16:36:20 UTC+3, Michael Plate: 

> Hi Maya,
>
> Am 23.07.21 um 14:45 schrieb Maya Zbitneva:
> > Thank you for the answer. I have Ubuntu web server. I installed openjdk. 
> > This process JavaUpdate consumes lots of hardware resources. I do not 
> > know how to kill forever this process. I found only how to decrease its 
> > priority.
> […]
>
> I'd say this is a windows machine because on Linux there is no such 
> process.
> However, asking Google…
>
>
> https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/javaupdates-taking-99-9-cpu-utilization-in-this-case-java-is-not-running-how-to-kill-the-event-permanently-or-alternate-solution
>
> You might have a crypto miner on your machine.
>
> CU
>
> Michael
>
>

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Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-23 Thread Michael Plate 

Hi Maya,

Am 23.07.21 um 14:45 schrieb Maya Zbitneva:
Thank you for the answer. I have Ubuntu web server. I installed openjdk. 
This process JavaUpdate consumes lots of hardware resources. I do not 
know how to kill forever this process. I found only how to decrease its 
priority.

[…]

I'd say this is a windows machine because on Linux there is no such process.
However, asking Google…

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/javaupdates-taking-99-9-cpu-utilization-in-this-case-java-is-not-running-how-to-kill-the-event-permanently-or-alternate-solution

You might have a crypto miner on your machine.

CU

Michael

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Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-23 Thread Maya Zbitneva 
Thank you for the answer. I have Ubuntu web server. I installed openjdk. 
This process JavaUpdate consumes lots of hardware resources. I do not know 
how to kill forever this process. I found only how to decrease its 
priority. 

пятница, 23 июля 2021 г. в 13:39:18 UTC+3, alan...@gmail.com: 

> Dear Maya,
>
> What kind of server is this? Is it Windows? There should not be any Java 
> update service on Linux, as that is handled by the system's package manager.
>
> Regards,
>
> On Tue, Jul 13, 2021, 11:26 Maya Zbitneva  wrote:
>
>> Good day!
>>
>> Help me please to solve the following problem.
>> I have two running processes: java and JavaUpdate on my web server DSpace 
>> repository.
>> JavaUpdate consumes almost all resources of processor of my web server 
>> DSpace repository.
>> Can I kill JavaUpdate process so that my repository continues to work?
>> so that my repository does not stop working?
>>
>>
>> With respect,
>> Zbitnieva Maiia,
>> System administrator,
>> Ukraine.
>>
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>>
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Re: [dspace-tech] JavaUpdate

2021-07-23 Thread Alan Orth 
Dear Maya,

What kind of server is this? Is it Windows? There should not be any Java
update service on Linux, as that is handled by the system's package manager.

Regards,

On Tue, Jul 13, 2021, 11:26 Maya Zbitneva  wrote:

> Good day!
>
> Help me please to solve the following problem.
> I have two running processes: java and JavaUpdate on my web server DSpace
> repository.
> JavaUpdate consumes almost all resources of processor of my web server
> DSpace repository.
> Can I kill JavaUpdate process so that my repository continues to work?
> so that my repository does not stop working?
>
>
> With respect,
> Zbitnieva Maiia,
> System administrator,
> Ukraine.
>
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