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Unit Linux Intrusion Detection Incident Response Form
UNIX LINUX INTRUSION DETECTION INCIDENT RESPONSE FORM
UNIX LINUX INTRUSION DETECTION INCIDENT RESPONSE FORM
INFORMATION FOR ANALYSIS
GENERAL INFORMATION
Name:
Run the following commands and save the results to a TXT file.
FOLIO:
Position:
Command
Identification of the operating system
Contact
Phone
No:
Office:
Institutional
e-‐mail:
Personal
e-‐mail
(optional):
of
the
Case
or
Incident:
Agent
Date
and
Time
of
Report:
Brief
description
of
the
facts:
GENERAL INFORMATION OF THE COMPROMISED EQUIPMENT
Operating
System:
Hard
Drive
Capacity:
Kernel
Version:
Time
Zone
of
the
Compromised
System:
Additional
Information:
Name of equipment
lscpu
Kernel information
lsb_release –a
Displays distribution and system version
date
Current date and time of the system (option –u
shows universal time zone)
who -b
Date and time the system was started
df –h
Hard drive information
fdisk -l
List of partitions per disk (root)
free –o –m
State of RAM and SWAP memory
smbclient –L nom-equipo
See which shared resources are on the
equipment
Red Hat: net –l share –S nomequipo
dumpe2fs -h /dev/sda1 | grep
created
ls -lct /etc/ | tail -1 | awk '{print
$6. $7, $8}'
Date of operating system installation (root)
The install.log file provides information on when
the OS was installed
Red Hat: install.log
Mount
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hostname
dmes | grep hd
Network
Interfaces
(add
IP
addresses):
Provides: Name, version, date and time of
installation
hdparm [/dev/DISCO]
RAM
Capacity:
uname -a
RedHat: cat /etc/redhat-release
Description
Devices mounted on the system
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