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Our FTP has been comprimised??

Discussion in 'Virus & Other Malware Removal' started by TegGEr, Nov 28, 2001.

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  1. TegGEr

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    Yesterday I checked our FTP log we are using IIS 5.0 with service pack 2....

    and I found this on the log file

    08:06:18 66.19.xx.xx [1 ]MKD 011125000526p 550

    also on our FTP root there are COM1 folders that I cannot delete
    it seem someone is tagging us

    is there any way to delete these COM1 folders also I noticed that in the security options for our ftp folder there is a user that has this S-1-5-21-x--etc.... in it and I cannot delete it..

    it says because this object is inhiriting permissions from its parent to remove.... so now that I have removed now I cannot access our ftp folder!!!

    any suggestions

    thanks...
     
    TegGEr, Nov 28, 2001
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