Re: Odd Shares showing up on workstations

From: H C (keydet89at_private)
Date: Tue Jan 21 2003 - 15:13:16 PST

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    J,
    
    It might be helpful if you checked the processes
    running on these systems.  At the least you'd be
    likely to find something suspicious to investigate.
    
    Carv
    
    --- J Jewitt <jjewitt2001at_private> wrote:
    > 
    >   I'm seeing some strange activity, maybe someone
    > can
    > help.
    > 
    >   Windows 2000 workstations (the norm here) are
    > getting their C and D drives shared, full control to
    > everyone.
    > 
    >   The systems have current antivirus.
    > 
    >   The odd thing is the sharenames. She share name is
    > the drive letter --C or D-- with a computer name of
    > a
    > DIFFERENT computer in our enterprise appended.
    >   The problem spans at least two domains that we
    > have
    > seen.
    > 
    >   These systems are all on a private network with a
    > well-run firewall ruleset.
    >      
    >   So if you look at a system showing these
    > characteristics, you'll see a list of shares that
    > look
    > like:
    > 
    > |-|VICTIM
    >           |+|CSYSTEMNAME1
    >           |+|CSYSTEMNAME2
    >           |+|DSYSTEMNAME1
    >           |+|DSYSTEMNAME2
    > 
    >   So far, it appears it may be an admin script gone
    > awry, but no one has admitted to it. So, if anyone
    > has
    > seen a worm like this please let me know.
    > 
    >       thanks in advance,
    >            J Jewitt
    > 
    > 
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