RE: any1 stumbled across eCkit ?

From: Ryan Sweat (ryansat_private)
Date: Thu Nov 29 2001 - 10:25:36 PST

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    This is a modified t0rnkit, and td is definately stacheldraht.  I've done
    some anylysis and I've found the master server is 212.204.245.141, which
    also has this rootkit installed.
    
    The file /lib/libext-2.so contains the encrypted trojan sshd password,
    fairly simple to decrypt.
    
    
    -Ryan
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Fredrik Ostergren [mailto:fredrik.ostergrenat_private]
    Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 3:56 AM
    To: incidentsat_private
    Subject: Re: any1 stumbled across eCkit ?
    
    
    >
    >At 16:40 26-11-2001 -0500, you wrote:
    >>
    >version 2.0.6. I guess they are installed to hide
    some process.
    
    tk = t0rnkit.
    
    a well-known rootkit which is common in the
    scriptkiddie world. Alot of different versions
    circulating. Try doing strings ps | grep /
    and check for suspicious strings. Go check those
    files and you will find the controlling file. Also check
    the ls trojan for the same stuff.
    
    >In /lib/ldd.so/ i found the patch script and a file called
    td. Strings
    >revealed that it is some kind of testing program but i
    don't know for sure.
    
    Probably not tfn2k, more likely it's stacheldraht which
    is also often included with those different t0rnkit
    versions.
    
    
    Contact me at pressat_private if you need more info
    or if you wan't me to do an analysis or something.
    Thanks!
    
    / Fredrik
    
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