probably wu-ftpd, as adam mentioned.. there has been a rash of wu-ftpd
related exploits, i saw an advisory a couple weeks ago on caldera
Thank You,
Ben Kochie (ben at nerp.net)
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On Sun, 8 Oct 2000, Brian wrote:
> My system was hacked last night, I was shut down from 10 pm until about
> 9 this morning, when I rebooted I had a new account called pbadmin on my
> login screen, before I just blow this acount away I would like to find
> out how he got into my system. Any suggestions on how to back track
> him?
> I'm running caldera 2.4edesktop, with a dsl connection through a cisco
> 675 and a netgear RT311 router.
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