One of our support technician's machines is attempting to connect to
random IP addresses on port 25 - in
a pretty needy fashion. He says he's scanned the box with the latest
updates from McAffee and it hasn't
found anything.
We discovered it because one of my basic (meaning I got it off the
'Net) rules for SEC flagged it as a possible PHEL trojan.
Any thoughts?
I think your technician needs to try booting from trusted media and using
more than one type of scanner. The only time we've ever had outbound SMTP
sweeps from a Windows workstation it was botted.
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