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your system is likely hacked.
1. verify your system:
# for i in `rpm -qa`; do rpm --verify $i ; done >> /tmp/verification
If some other commands are replaced, I can say you have been hacked.
2. if hacked, kill the 2 daemons at first; or, shut down the system.
3. reinstall your O.S. + the latest updates from the vendor (e.g., Redhat)
4. harden your O.S. (.e.g., disable/stop/remove all necessary network services); run nesus ( a security tool) to find out any security vernerabilities and fix them.
5. verify your other systems with "for i in `rpm -qa`; do rpm --verify $i ; done >> /tmp/verification". repeat the above steps. |
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