Re: what to do with a script kiddie

> I will share if I find something interesting, but the incident was 
> nearly the same as told in the "Linux Compromise" chapter of "Know your 
> Enemy" by the Honeynet Project. So I see no further sense to share that 
> info. I recovered all the incident files, like the rootkit, a local 
> root exploit and an IRC bouncer, but they are nothing special and easy 
> to come by.
Even if you`ve got the same pattern, and the same data, "that" would be
very interesting for some proyects. There are lot of people out there
researching about how intruders work. Not about novel script-keddies
approaches, but about what they do. Even if they all do the same.

hope you share it.


sebas



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