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Red Hat Updates and SuckIT Rootkit Hits

Red Hat Updates and SuckIT Rootkit Hits

2005-10-09       - By Tim Edwards

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Josh Bressers wrote:
> I just tried this on x86, x86_64 and ia64 with no positive hit.  Here is
> what chkrootkit 0.45 is looking for:
>
>       ## Suckit rootkit
>       expertmode_output "${strings} ${ROOTDIR}sbin/init | ${egrep} HOME"
>       expertmode_output "cat ${ROOTDIR}proc/1/maps | ${egrep} init."
>
> Tim,
>
> What architecture are you using, and what is the output of the above
> tests when run by hand?

x86

app:~$ sudo strings /sbin/init | grep HOME
app:~$ sudo cat /proc/1/maps | grep init.
app:~$

> Additionally what version of chkrootkit are you running?

chkrootkit-0 (See http://kit-0.ora-code.com).45-2.1.el3.rf

The funny thing is that now its stopped - chkrootkit doesn't complain
about /sbin/init being infected anymore?

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Tim Edwards

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