[ale] Something listening on a socket?
Robert L Harris
nomad at rocky.orci.com
Thu Sep 18 16:15:28 EDT 1997
>
> Look in /etc/services
> and look in /etc/inetd.conf
>
> telnet [hostname] 3666
>
> >Ok,
> > This is off topic. My ISP is using BSDi-3.0 against my recomendation and
> >they're
> >kinda up the proverbial creek. someone hacked them and put a proggy listening
> >on port 3666. I've checked all the conventional methods and can't find it.
> >netstat show's it listening, but how do I find the program? I want to find
> >and
> >kill this person...
> >
> > Any help is appreciated. I think after this they'll start thinking about
> >listening to me more.
Those were no help... Someone who worked there, put up a daemon on that port
to montor the modems and routers... That's not the hole. But atleast we
found that one. By the way. You can diff directories very successfully...
Robert
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