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Posted by Øyvind Isaksen on May 25, 2007, 8:13 am
Please log in for more thread options Thank you! One more question: What is the best way to remove trojans? Any
recommended software for this?
> It is okay to delete the rubbish.
> Create a new administrative account; change password for existing, and
> alert on every logon attempt using that account.
> The danjer is - if you have a trojan that runs as system, the intruder
> will be aware f your actions, and control new account as well.
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> Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MS MVP - Security, MCSE
> -= F1 is the key =-
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> * http://sl.mvps.org * http://msmvps.com/blogs/sp *
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>> If I open "C:\Documents and Settings\superwayne$" and look at the owner
>> of the files it is "Administrator". Does this mean that the "hacker" has
>> used my administrator account? Is it smart to disable this account and
>> make a new administrator account (example called "Admin" with a new
>> password)? Is it ok to delete (from Command / cmd.exe) the folder
>> "C:\Documents and Settings\superwayne$" with all content?
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>>> Maybe there is no user and Superwayne just used Documents and Settings
>>> folder to create a share. Look at the owner of the files to see who has
>>> created those - you'll get idea what accounts were compromised.
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>>> At this stage you can start monitoring Superwayne's activity and perhaps
>>> even catch the guy (or gal) - useful experience but not very rewarding
>>> in most cases. Another alternative is cleaning out your system - most
>>> likely it is infected with a trojan as well.
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>>> --
>>> Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MS MVP - Security, MCSE
>>> -= F1 is the key =-
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>>> * http://sl.mvps.org * http://msmvps.com/blogs/sp *
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>>>>I need urgent help! My windows 2003 server has been hacked. When I was
>>>>defragmentating my disks some files could not be defragmentated. I
>>>>discovered that the reason is because these files is created on a
>>>>userprofile called "superwayne$" at this location C:\Documents and
>>>>Settings\superwayne$. If I open this address in Explorer, I see folders
>>>>like "desktop", "Favorites", "Local Settings", "superwaynes$'s
>>>>Documents" and so on. There is alot of hacked software, movies and other
>>>>stuff in these folders.
>>>> If I open Active Directory Users and Computers, the user "superwaynes$"
>>>> is not there. In Server Management/Users I cant find this either. It
>>>> seems like the user "superwaynes$" has been created outside my domain
>>>> or something. How can I find and delete this user profile (not only the
>>>> files in C:\Documents and Settings\superwayne$)? How could this happen,
>>>> what can I do prevent this in future? My server has only licensed
>>>> software (no hacks), only I got access to it?
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