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Subject: Re: "sh -i" My server was hacked. How can i found hole on my server?
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Reinstall from trusted media, then restore backups of your data (data 
only, mind you).
I'd also really advise against using something with a security history 
like phpBB's. FWIW, faulty PHP apps are one of the most common ways of 
breaking into Unix-ish boxes for the kids nowadays.

Cheers, j.