>>From everyone's advice, I found that the hacker had replaced the login
>binaries and was having passwords stored in /dev/ttypx.  Several programs
>had been modified as well.  Everything has been fixed / updated and
>passwords
>changed.  Now I'm moving forward to setting up a firewall and all that fun
>stuff =)

Interesting, there wasn't a /dev/ttypx on my system.  I have a copy of the
complete system still on line in a backup area.

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