How to detect invasions?

[steve at horne.homelinux.net (steve at horne.homelinux.net)]

On Fri, Aug 29, 2003 at 08:25:19PM -0400, I.M.Walberg wrote:
> I had RedHat 7.3 installed about a year ago.  I set up the firewall with
> medium security.  Recently, I've noticed that my rp3 shows send and
> receive activity even when I'm not doing anything.  I rebooted to check
> this out and it shows activity even when the only programs I'm running are
> xterms and rp3 (connected obviously).  




I was rooted some years ago.
After a cleanup, I did this ---
-file "makelist "
=========
#!/bin/sh
find /sbin              -type f  -exec md5sum {} \; >  md5list1.txt
find /bin               -type f  -exec md5sum {} \; >> md5list1.txt
find /etc               -type f  -exec md5sum {} \; >> md5list1.txt
find /usr/sbin          -type f  -exec md5sum {} \; >> md5list1.txt
find /usr/bin           -type f  -exec md5sum {} \; >> md5list1.txt
find /usr/local/bin     -type f  -exec md5sum {} \; >> md5list1.txt
find /usr/lib -maxdepth 1   -type f  -exec md5sum {} \; >> md5list1.txt

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Then this, about once every week or so, depending
on level of paranoia

=== file "md5tst"===
#!/bin/sh
md5sum --check  md5list1.txt | grep -i failed > diff.txt

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If I see anything interesting, I check it out.
 So far (fingers crossed) ok.

YMMV
			Steve