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Karl

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  1. Well,

     

    Whitenig234 was stolen from me yesterday, my recovery was denied so I guess that's a GF.

     

    Jagex seem to hate me, first they perm ban Esoteric for an offence I never committed, now they deny my recovery.

     

    Ahh well, it's only ruenskape.

  2. Hijack this is an very useful tool aimed towards finding unnecessary/harmful processes running on your computer. The program scans your computer for processes which are running and outputs them in to a text file, which can then be analysed to find different types of viruses, keyloggers, etc.

     

    To begin download the file from here:

    http://www.download.com/Trend-Micro-HijackThis/3000-8022_4-10227353.html

     

    Then install.

     

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    Next run the program and click "Do a system scan and save the log file".

    This will scan your PC for processes then open a text file.

     

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    In the text file go to Edit > Select all, then copy everything in there.

     

    Next go to

    http://www.hijackthis.de/

     

    Paste your log file into the box provided and click "analyze".

     

    This will then take you to a page telling you which processes are good and which are bad. By using the data there you can figure out which processes you must remove.

     

    Hope this helps :)

  3. There are serveral steps you can take to ensure your server is secure. The most obvious way is to install a firewall.

     

    I'll show you how to install ConfigServer Firewall (CSF).

     

    So in the terminal type:

    wget http://www.configserver.com/free/csf.tgztar -zxvf csf.tgzcd csfls./install.sh

     

    That will download, untar and install CSF.

     

    Now you have to configure it to ensure it does it's job. By default it's set to enable in TEST MODE. You will have to disable it.

     

    Make your way to either /csf/csf.conf or etc/csf/csf.conf and scroll down to:

    TCP_IN

    TCP_OUT

     

    Edit the ports to allow the ones you need.

     

    Then in the SSH console type

    service csf start

     

    This will start CSF, if everything is fine (you don't get any fatal errors) go back to the csf.conf file and change:

    TESTING = "1"

    to

    TESTING = "0"

     

    Then in the SSH console again, type:

    service csf restart

     

    You now have a firewall installed :)

     

     

    Another thing to do is install Root Kit Checker, this is will check if anyone has compromised your root.

    cd /root/wget ftp://ftp.pangeia.com.br/pub/seg/pac/chkrootkit.tar.gztar xvzf chkrootkit.tar.gzcd chkrootkit-0.44make sense

     

    Now that it's installed you can run it by typing this:

    /root/chkrootkit-0.44/chkrootkit

     

    Now check if everything is fine.

     

     

    Finally, install BFD (Brute Force Detection)

    cd /root/wget http://www.rfxnetworks.com/downloads/bfd-current.tar.gztar -xvzf bfd-current.tar.gzcd bfd-1.2./install.sh

     

    You may have to change bfd-1.2 to the most recent version.

     

    To edit the configuration go to:

    /usr/local/bfd/conf.bfd

     

    Find

    ALERT_USR="0"

    Change to

    ALERT_USR="1"

     

    Find

    EMAIL_USR="root"

    Change to

    EMAIL_USR="[email protected]"

     

    Now start BFD by typing:

    /usr/local/sbin/bfd -s

     

     

    These are good steps to ensuring the server is secure, although there are a lot more things to do to stop DDOS attacks, etc. These are just basic steps.

     

    Hope they help :)

  4. Welcome to the forums.

     

    Will Smith is an absolute legend :) Love all of his films.

     

    I found out about RuneScape by going to a friends house and his brother was playing RS Classic, I asked what it was, went home and signed up. Although I signed up to RS2 not RSC, but when I joined I could have signed up to either of them :P

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