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| Subject: | They got me!!! |
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| Date: | 5 Apr 2006 16:23:33 -0000 |
Hey list!!! My kids left their puter on while I was away on vacation and some loverly person managed to gain access to the puter. Unfortunately I was on vacation so had all of my systems off except the one the kids turned back on, so my sniffer was off as well. I don't know much from the forensics side of the house as I mainly perform audits and such, so was hoping I could get some insight as where to start and tools to use to find everything that was done to the computer. My AV software picked up a trojan, but figure it was after the fact and is still resident on the system. It almost appears that they accessed hotmail and picked up files from a mailbox. (sure wish my sniffer would have been on :( )The local Symantec firewall is being bypassed and most of the services won't start. Term Svcs among others has been set to manual but starts up automatically with Windows (I had it disabled before) and will not allow me to stop the service. I keep the system up to date with patches and AV signatures and use 25 char passwords with fingerprint scanners for the kids to use, so am not certain what they used to exploit, but given time anything can be broken. My fingerprint scanner doesn;t show any failed logon attempts while we were gone but the security logs show numerous failed attempts by all of the accounts so assuming they are trying to remotely access the PC. I'm thinking they gained access to the account that was currently logged in as it shows th at particular account's priviledges were escalated in the log files several times then shortly after it shows the system account making changes to the system. Anyway, if somone could recommend where to start and what tools I should use, I guess this will begin my forensics career and OJT... Much appreciated :)
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