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I guess the thing your customer can do is fill in the form at webpage
of fedpol www.cybercrime.admin.ch. 
Like Eva Bollmann had told us at the swinog7 they will forward the
request to the legal authority of Brazil.
But I guess if there aren't hundreds of same requests nothing will
happen.   

Bye Thomas

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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im
Auftrag von Olivier M.
Gesendet: Sonntag, 30. November 2003 14:03
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: [swinog] server cracked & defaced: legal steps? 

Hello,

Yesterday morning (Saturday), a toyOS^Wlinux server I am
"co-administering" has been cracked using a kernel exploit.
According to the system and security update logs, it should have 
been safe (patched) against this threat, but it seems the "online 
update" thing had a problem. 

Well, that is not the point of my post: the cracker/script kiddie 
has left many clues on the server, and according to several logs 
I belive  his IP is 200.158.156.249, from Brasil:

 inetnum:     200.158.128/18
 aut-num:     AS27699
 abuse-c:     ABL226
 owner:       TELECOMUNICACOES DE SAO PAULO S.A. - TELESP
 ownerid:     002.558.157/0001-62
 responsible: Paulo Arthur Juliano
 address:     Av. Paulista, 2300, 19� andar
 address:     01310-300 - Sao Paulo - SP

(at least the IP which has been used to do the attacks...
 that may of course be a kind of gateway or anything)

He defaced all the homepages running on that server with some
stupid text, which caused much trouble and ruined the day
of some people (incl. mine, but backups were uptodate so
it helped a lot :-).   

Now, the server owner would like to do something (legal) 
against the cracker: I guess that is quite difficult, but
what do you think: is there *any* way to prosecute him ? 
First by getting his name from the provider, and then by
via fedpol/interpol? Have you done that before? 

Thanks in advance for your feedback & regards,
Olivier
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