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Rootkit Hunter release 1.2.9

Posted 09-29-2006 at 10:47 PM by unSpawn

Yeah, we finally did it, 1.2.9 is here!

My sincere thanks to all who made this project and this release possible: the Rootkit Hunter project team, all contributors and testers, all RKH users, those who kept nagging us for a release, Linuxquestions.org, Sourceforge for unfaltering support and Michael Boelen for providing RKH and relinquishing control.

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Required Reading: Detect and Clean a hacked server (like, not)

Posted 07-26-2006 at 04:47 PM by unSpawn

I wonder what would happen (think newbie) if I would trust information from one source? Take for instance Detect and Clean a hacked server T0rnkit Tutorial which says I can completely recover a compromised and rootkitted box *just by deleting and installing some tools*. Of course *you* know that's completely wrong (and the comments say that as well) because you've read more docs (or had the experience of having to mop up after a breach). But how about someone who doesn't see the comments? Someone...

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Here we go...

Posted 07-26-2006 at 08:12 AM by unSpawn

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Rootkit Hunter: new project leader.

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Required Reading: After an Exploit: mitigation and remediation

Posted 07-25-2006 at 05:05 AM by unSpawn
Updated 07-08-2011 at 05:49 PM by unSpawn (Changed URI from SecurityFocus:2006 to Symantec:2010)

After an Exploit: mitigation and remediation.
"In this article we describe a few hardening and alerting methods for Unix servers that help block vectors for various attacks, including two web-based application attacks and the brute-forcing of SSH passwords. The article then looks at what an administrator should do post-compromise."

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Solaris vs. Linux Comparison

Posted 07-13-2006 at 01:25 PM by unSpawn

Sometimes it's good to lend another persons view to look at familiar things like GNU/Linux: Solaris vs. Linux: Framework for the Comparison in Large Enterprise Environments. (The statements, views and opinions presented there are the authors' problem, not mine :-] )

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