Re: LAST QUESTION :) Re: [expert] Intruder security questions

2002-11-10 Thread Kiran
how can i know if there is a hole on my machine? Something i don't know? You may never know, but you can try to keep things as secure as possible. keep you patches/packages up to date...check for security updates. Run the tools that where suggested in the other posts. If you are using a

Re: LAST QUESTION :) Re: [expert] Intruder security questions

2002-11-08 Thread Oliver Thieke
Hi, - Activate proper firewall rules (iptables or ipchains) - Check your Boxes security with portscanner tools from outside. Tools: Nmap or Nessus - Check your system files integrity. Tools: Tripwire or AIDE - Check you logs: manually or with tools: logchecker or logsurfer - Want to now

LAST QUESTION :) Re: [expert] Intruder security questions

2002-11-07 Thread Gonzalo Avaria
Hi you all, well THANK YOU very much for the answers, i thought that you could not hack a machine with FTP, but when i started to look for the logs, i saw 3 guys trying to get thru the ftp, but only conected for like a second. Now i disabled the FTP and only work on sftp. I would like to ask the

Re: LAST QUESTION :) Re: [expert] Intruder security questions

2002-11-07 Thread James Sparenberg
I'd run an nmap scan of my box. do urpmi nmap --fuzzy to find out all the rpms available here (nmap is nmap but there are some different gui's available) Run the scan and if you see something open that you don't want open, close it. The biggest reason this is useful is because it's the same

Re: LAST QUESTION :) Re: [expert] Intruder security questions

2002-11-07 Thread PlugHead
As an additional precaution, you might want to look into getting and using chkrootkit. It searches your system for evidence that you've already been hacked, and seems to check for a fairly comprehensive list of trojans, worms, etc. If you're serious about security, you should also look into