Am I rooted?

[kmsd]

See the four bad System tools. Am I in trouble here?

Rootkit Hunter 1.2.8 is running

Determining OS... Ready


Checking binaries
* Selftests
    Strings (command)     [ OK ]


* System tools
 Performing 'known good' check...
  /bin/cat  [ OK ]
  /bin/chmod  [ OK ]
  /bin/chown  [ OK ]
  /bin/dmesg  [ BAD ]
  /bin/egrep  [ OK ]
  /bin/env  [ OK ]
  /bin/fgrep  [ OK ]
  /bin/grep  [ OK ]
  /bin/kill  [ BAD ]
  /bin/login  [ BAD ]
  /bin/ls  [ OK ]
  /bin/mount  [ BAD ]
  /bin/netstat  [ OK ]
  /bin/ps  [ OK ]
  /bin/su  [ OK ]
  /sbin/chkconfig  [ OK ]
  /sbin/depmod  [ OK ]
  /sbin/ifconfig  [ OK ]
  /sbin/init  [ OK ]
  /sbin/insmod  [ OK ]
  /sbin/modinfo  [ OK ]
  /sbin/runlevel  [ OK ]
  /sbin/sysctl  [ OK ]
  /sbin/syslogd  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/file  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/find  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/kill  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/killall  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/lsattr  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/pstree  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/sha1sum  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/stat  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/users  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/w  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/watch  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/who  [ OK ]
  /usr/bin/whoami  [ OK ]
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Rootkit Hunter found some bad or unknown hashes. This can be happen due replaced
binaries or updated packages (which give other hashes). Be sure your hashes are
fully updated (rkhunter --update). If you're in doubt about these hashes, contact
the author (fill in the contact form).
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[chirpy]

Not necessarily. What OS are you running? If it's RH9 with FedoraLegacy updates then it's because the rkhunter developers haven't updated 4 of the md5sums for those RH9 binaries and so shouldn't be anything to worry about.