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Sorry for the OT subject, but I am at such a lost of
ideas... Someone or somegroup has taken over a client's server, whether
it's backoraffice or some kind of remote management tool, they have complete
control of the mouse, keyboard, and system when they login and they running all
kinds of services, changed the mailserver software a couple times, and installed
a bunch of apps. I have caught them on the box a couple times by sitting
on PCAnywhere and waiting for them to start working, and they are very ballsie,
I have to fight for mouse control. The box is running WinNT 4.0 SP6a, IE
6, and all current patches. Norton is up to date and only has found the
KLEZ virus but nothing else. The following are some apps I found and
removed but they are still getting on;
ncx99.exe
tftp.exe
root.exe
winlogin.exe
hidewidows.exe
printhack.exe
Analogx
Norton Quarratined the following;
temp.exe
spool.exe
install.exe
SQLExec.exe
SQL Exploit Monitor (can't find exe file) but saw them using
it..
These files were in many locations and I think I got them all,
but they are still getting into the box and I have no clue what to do
next.
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