Re: backdoor in freebsd found..

From: Rainer Weikusat (weikusat@mail.uni-mainz.de)
Date: 08/19/01


To: Renee Teunissen <renee@wittenburg10c.nl>
Subject: Re: backdoor in freebsd found..
From: Rainer Weikusat <weikusat@mail.uni-mainz.de>
Date: 19 Aug 2001 13:38:39 +0200
Message-ID: <87sneoqny8.fsf@winter.inter-i.uni-mainz.de>

Renee Teunissen <renee@wittenburg10c.nl> writes:
> it can be found on http://sms.pts.nl/renee/getty.gz (4KB).

This is a small forking tcp-server implementing three commands
(superficial analysis w/o much detail):

- kk1753834298:<filename>

  Open the named file and send its contents over the net.

- kk876398366:<filename>

  Open the named file for writing. It then starts reading lines from
  the net. If the first char is '-' (0x2d), the remains are 'somehow'
  unmangled (possibly decrypted, dunno) and written to the file. A
  line starting with a dot (0x2e) causes the file to be closed and
  the server subprocess to terminate. Anything else is silently
  ignored.
 
- 2iy4fv:<shell command>

  Duplicate 0, 1, 2 onto the TCP-connection and execute
  <shell command> via system(3).

Anything else is ignored.

-- 
stone me

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