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P. Cully
A review of my security logs reports a number of users logging in to the
network successfully from a valid network machine at 5:46 in the morning. We
are a school with no remote access and the building is locked. Once the
machine was identified I checked the logs on that machine and ran spybot but
everything showed up clean.
Question: Could a student have not logged off when they finished working on
a machine and the repeated events have something to do with Kerberos checking
and reissuing tickets?
Observation: I ran a virus scan on one of the servers overnight and was
logged in as a user with the machine locked. When I checked the logs on that
machine this a.m. that same user was shown with ID540/538s during early
morning hours.
Machines that are not shut down appear in the logs have 540/538s happening
at the same time.
I've run Hijack this on the server and have collected a log file.
Thanks,
P
network successfully from a valid network machine at 5:46 in the morning. We
are a school with no remote access and the building is locked. Once the
machine was identified I checked the logs on that machine and ran spybot but
everything showed up clean.
Question: Could a student have not logged off when they finished working on
a machine and the repeated events have something to do with Kerberos checking
and reissuing tickets?
Observation: I ran a virus scan on one of the servers overnight and was
logged in as a user with the machine locked. When I checked the logs on that
machine this a.m. that same user was shown with ID540/538s during early
morning hours.
Machines that are not shut down appear in the logs have 540/538s happening
at the same time.
I've run Hijack this on the server and have collected a log file.
Thanks,
P