Re: how to tell whe you have a hacker?

Mike wrote:

>how do you do it? I mean, will there be a new process (ps -e) or something?
>
>
There may be, or your ps may be compromised and won't show anything
unusual. There are some rootkit detectors out there, but I can't recall
them.

First, though: what makes you suspect you have been compromised? If you
suspect something, the reason you suspect may be the biggest clue.

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