Re: [twincling] System intrusion and detection

2009-07-28 Thread Saifi Khan
On Mon, 6 Jul 2009, sridhar Reddy wrote:

 Hi Saifi,
 
 My problem is spam is generated from my email system from the pool of
 address allocated.
 
 Even though we do not use all the IP addresses  form the pool of addresses
 it specifically generating  spam form one of my system and ISP complained
 that he is receiving lot of complaints regarding this as a result he has
 blocked SMTP port as result of which i am missing out any cleint emails.
 
 
 Any help will be greatly apprecieated.
 
 Thanks
 Sridhar Reddy
 

Hi Sridhar:

SMTP relay is what makes the email systems tick and so all SMTP
servers need to accept SMTP requests.

However, what you can do, is configure your SMTP server to use
'SMTP AUTH with STARTTLS'.

Hope this helps.


thanks
Saifi.


Re: [twincling] System intrusion and detection

2009-07-05 Thread Saifi Khan
On Sat, 4 Jul 2009, skommar21 wrote:

 Hi All,
 
 How can one  detect/ Check whether his system has been
 intruded?
 
 
 can any body please explain the task / activities required to
 check whether his system has been compromised.
 
 
 Are there  any good open source software which are good
 detecting sypware, Mal ware and other forms which are threat
 to  data .
 
 Thanks sridhar
 

Yes, one can ! 

You need to run a Intrusion detection system like - Bro, Prelude
or Snort, depending on the deployment architecture.

The first task or activity you need to do, to do investigation
or forensics on the system is to take it offline and shut it
down. Next step would be to mount the disk of the system
externally and start the investigations
 . review of logs
 . service confs
 etc.

What exactly is the situation you are facing ?


thanks
Saifi.


Re: [twincling] System intrusion and detection

2009-07-05 Thread Navneet Thillaisthanam
You can also try a HIDS (Host-based IDS) like Ossec. It differs from Snort
(NIDS) by analysing logs instead of network traffic like Snort. So you see
they look at different things for detection. Ossec is client-server model
that is available for Linux and Windows. The last time I worked with it,
there was only a client version for Windows. So to monitior a Windows system
you need a Ossec server installed somewhere else.

Navneet

 On Sat, 4 Jul 2009, skommar21 wrote:

  Hi All,
 
  How can one detect/ Check whether his system has been
  intruded?
 
 
  can any body please explain the task / activities required to
  check whether his system has been compromised.
 
 
  Are there any good open source software which are good
  detecting sypware, Mal ware and other forms which are threat
  to data .
 
  Thanks sridhar
 


Re: [twincling] System intrusion and detection

2009-07-05 Thread sridhar Reddy
Hi Saifi,

My problem is spam is generated from my email system from the pool of
address allocated.

Even though we do not use all the IP addresses  form the pool of addresses
it specifically generating  spam form one of my system and ISP complained
that he is receiving lot of complaints regarding this as a result he has
blocked SMTP port as result of which i am missing out any cleint emails.


Any help will be greatly apprecieated.

Thanks
Sridhar Reddy






On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Saifi Khan saifi.k...@twincling.orgwrote:



 On Sat, 4 Jul 2009, skommar21 wrote:

  Hi All,
 
  How can one detect/ Check whether his system has been
  intruded?
 
 
  can any body please explain the task / activities required to
  check whether his system has been compromised.
 
 
  Are there any good open source software which are good
  detecting sypware, Mal ware and other forms which are threat
  to data .
 
  Thanks sridhar
 

 Yes, one can !

 You need to run a Intrusion detection system like - Bro, Prelude
 or Snort, depending on the deployment architecture.

 The first task or activity you need to do, to do investigation
 or forensics on the system is to take it offline and shut it
 down. Next step would be to mount the disk of the system
 externally and start the investigations
 . review of logs
 . service confs
 etc.

 What exactly is the situation you are facing ?

 thanks
 Saifi.
  



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