ssh - suspicious logins root - Ask Ubuntu
i have noticed suspicious logins root account on server created new admin account , assigned root permissions account , disabled root account. had @ /var/log/auth.log file , can see there no more logins suspicious ip anymore showing:
oct 25 06:06:01 serverhostname cron[10452]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened user root (uid=0) oct 25 06:06:01 serverhostname cron[10452]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed user root are these scheduled cron jobs? can these ignored?
the session entry due cron job running root. being spawned @ 06:06.
check relevant cron entries root , find out being run @ time exactly.
possible places at:
/etc/crontab/etc/cron.d/*/etc/cron.hourly/*- root's
crontab:crontab -eroot
if anacron not active:
/etc/cron.daily/*/etc/cron.weekly/*/etc/cron.monthly/*
just add, if system compromised before, stop using it, take backup (if needed), setup os again. later can analyze backed contents dig further regarding intrusion.
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