Is secedit.exe left by a hacker?
From: Jim Matthews (jim_matt@swbell.net)
Date: 11/01/02
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From: "Jim Matthews" <jim_matt@swbell.net> Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2002 10:06:50 -0800
Recently I noticed a lot of net activity on my LAN from
my W2K system. When I looked to see what was going on, I
found a program called secedit.exe running out of
WINNT\System32. When I looked further, I saw a file
called secedit.sdb. I also found a file called 445.txt
which seems to contain a list of IP addresses that were
tested on port 445.
There are times when I have restarted my computer, I
have noticed a command window with a title of secedit.
I have a Linksys router that I use as a firewall to my
DSL connection so I thought I was pretty safe.
Can anyone tell me if this is legitimate or has a hacker
gotten in? Also, is there anything I need to set on the
Linskys that is not a default setting?
Thanks,
Jim
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