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Firstly, thank you all for your advice.
I have spent the last day or so pulling my system and it's logs apart, but I
am not particularly an expert in this field, this is what seems to be
happening:
1) the attacker accesses cmd.exe, and runs 'dir' on all the drives.
2) the attacker copies cmd.exe to /scripts/winshell.exe (although he
never seems to access this winshell.exe
3) the attacker uses cmd.exe to ftp hd.exe & dr.exe onto the box
4) the attacker accesses hd.exe, which seems to take arguments of
files to be deleted.
5) hd.exe deletes data from harddrive
6) the lamer's AOL account disconnects, and we never here from him
again :)
I will endeavour to post the IIS logs shortly.
Many thanks for any further advice.
Regards
Lee
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