Thanks randall, I should have worked that out for myself. I was browsing and downloading files from dell.com for a troublesome dell PC (No surprises there, as I have never found 1 dell PC that comes close to being 100% IBM compatible - due to their amazing number of BIOS/Chipboard drivers which are needed) and I received a latter response, indicating the Network had been compromised( immediate Internet connect to network shut-down) from an IP in .TW, the whole range I have now placed on reject RTS to any packet from 143.166.0.0/16) I had completely forgotten my 1 Windows XP running PC on the network. Its the last one to await conversion due to internal issues.
ALL staff have had ALL user passwords changed and the Windows XP was found with a little bit of nice spyware it is the very nasty and hard to get rid of 'DSO Exploit' I have changed the Windows XP user to a limited user until I can change the O/S Regards Scott P.S So do any other Windows users think they are safe??? My Network is a secure as a Bank and this hacker was still able to compromise 1 windows system. Randall R Schulz wrote: > On Wednesday 13 June 2007 15:46, Registration Account wrote: >> Can anyone out there tell me what is a Prosiak >> Back-door connection in Linux. This is a copy of the >> first IDS connection which I think is only applicable >> to Unix/Linux > > From what I can tell from Google searching (ahem), this is an exploit to > which only Windows is susceptible. It appears to be somewhat of an old > one, at that, dating back to 2005 in its latest version. > > >> Thanks >> >> Scott > > > Randall Schulz
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