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Hi Nick,
most has already been said - and reinstall would be your best option
anyways because you can´t trust the VPS anymore.
But one thing has not been mentioned yet I think:
Am 26.10.2014 um 19:53 schrieb Nick Sheppard:
[...]
As for how it got in, most people seem to suspect an attack through
ssh. But when I ssh'd in yesterday to start investigating, I was
careful to note the "Last Login" message, and it gave my own
genuine last login, three weeks ago from my home IP. Can I take
this at face value to mean that ssh has not been used between my
own two logins? Can "Last Login" be falsified?
It can be falsified. Last login IIRC is taken from wtmp. If the attacker
gained root it would be easy to manipulate that too.
Cheers,
Chris
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