Of course geared for Linux, but maybe of general interrest:

	http://www.vnunet.com/News/1126812

	     `` He explained that he had discovered a
                compromised Red Hat box that was being used as a
                central host for other 'zombie' machines, although
                it is not yet clear how the central server
                communicates with the zombies. 

                Apparently the attacker manually installed an IRC
                server, which was communicating with more than
                120 other host machines. 

                The communication channel was called 'kujikiri', a
                method of esoteric teaching used by the ninja, and
                the channel key was tagged 'ninehandscutting', an
                ancient ninjitsu hand movement.

                Apparently all hosts communicating with the
                central server were logging on using identification
                names prefixed with 'ninja'. 

                According to experts, the Trojan program installed
                in the attack does not match any signatures
                identified so far and, if it is new, Salusky has
                already christened it 'Limpninja'. ''


 - Hubert

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