While investigating a security issue it was found that the attacker created an account named “benr”.
$ last | more root pts/15 zone:global Mon Dec 4 12:34 still logged in root pts/15 zone:global Mon Dec 4 11:45 - 12:17 (00:32) root pts/15 zone:global Mon Dec 4 11:03 - 11:10 (00:07)
So if you see “zone:global” instead of an IP address in the last log, thats us logging into your container to either check something we think might be out of whack or answering a ticket or something. If you see a new mysterious account for “benr”, “shane”, “jason”, or other Joyent/TextDrive names something is very wrong and you should report it immediately. Remember, script kiddies can read forums too.
On a related note, please keep check your container from time to time for security violations. Rotating your passwords on a regular basis is a good idea and never create weak passwords. Shut down services you don't need so that they aren't a target for hackers. Do not expect us to report security violations to you! In this case I got lucky and stumbled across the container while doing a routine systems check before answering a customer ticket, an attack script was pegging a CPU and looked suspicious… but this is not the expected norm.