Re: Administration password
From: DJ (dj19_at_email.si)
Date: 11/16/04
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:03:04 +0100
nemo outis wrote:
>>but how can they run hidden? somewhere must be some entrys for loading
>>it at startup or? in registry run, runonce, .. or in services, startup
>>folder.. - if thats clean, then there are no spys or?
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>>D
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> I don't say this IS what they're doing, but I'm going to discuss
> what IS possible.
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> Using a "root kit," files, registry entries, whole directory
> trees, ports and every other sort of resource can become (almost)
> completely hidden, even from processes designed to look for them.
>
> In essence the root kit attaches itself at the deep OS level and
> instructs ANY program using the OS API to *not* report their
> existence (e.g., when scanning a directory for the files they
> contain).
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> Root kits have been fairly well-known in the Unix/Linux/*BSD
> world for a long time, but they're just starting to gain
> widespread recognition in Windows. One site which discusses them
> (there are many) is the eponymous rootkit.com
>
> In fact, just recently I alluded here to one of the neatest ways
> of implementing a "root-kit equivalent" - the use of appinit_dlls
> (a fully legitimate part of the Windows API but one which lends
> itself very easily to abuse). Incidentally, the appinit_dlls
> exploits even conceal that appinit_dlls is being used.
About rootkits.. hacker must hack to the system and then setup it or?
I am thinking about windows based servers.
But it there is no write or execute permission, can't place rootkit on
the server or?
Greets
D
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