I have done searching it says chkrootkit Ebury is a known false positive, relate to -G
To test for Ebury older versions using shared memory segments I ran
Clean
To test for Ebury newer version using Unix domain sockets I ran
Clean
To prevent false positive due to added -G it uses -e Gg in this command, where I found an explanation of the command on Ubuntu threads.
The result was -
To test for Ebury older versions using shared memory segments I ran
Code:
sudo find /lib* -type f -name libns2.so
Clean
To test for Ebury newer version using Unix domain sockets I ran
Code:
sudo netstat -nap | grep "@/proc/udevd"
Clean
To prevent false positive due to added -G it uses -e Gg in this command, where I found an explanation of the command on Ubuntu threads.
Code:
ssh -G 2>&1 | grep -e illegal -e unknown -e Gg > /dev/null && echo "System clean" || echo "System infected"
The result was -