Hi Brian, only a few primary checks. Make sure that your "hidden files tools" work fine with NTFS (it may be designed for FAT ¿?). Next, examine the system logs searching for bad shutdowns and verify that the reboot was successfully accomplished. If the system didn't close fine, the free space counter will have troubles with the space used by the virtual memory. At last, check that this possible attacker didn't create any new partition. Sorry, I don't know more possibilities. brian levasseur wrote: > > I have a 2K sever that I am unable to account for > several Gigs of used hard drive space. I have used > several ADS and hidden files tools to no avail. Are > there other ways to hide large amounts of data on > NTFS? Also, I am pretty sure this box is compromised. > It has every service known to man running on it (not > just 2K services). Any help is greatly appreciated. ----------------------------------------------------------------- This list is provided by the SecurityFocus ARIS analyzer service. For more information on this free incident handling, management and tracking system please see: http://aris.securityfocus.com
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