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Bugtraq: Re: TCP SYN probe detection tool available

Re: TCP SYN probe detection tool available

From: James W. Abendschan <jwa_at_nbs.nau.edu>
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 18:01:56 -0700

Way back on May 15, 3:25am, Brian Mitchell wrote:
> This is a good idea. I have also written a similar tool, although mine
> logs all syn packets. It uses the libpcap interface. Should compile under
> linux, freebsd, irix, sunos, solaris, etc. It is available at
> http://www.saturn.net/~brian/files/clog-001.tar.gz (libpcap is not
> included with the distribution).

Well, while we're on the subject..

I've written a perl script to do a similar task-- mine logs all SYN
packets (although you can exclude data destined for a particular port;
I exclude port 80 and 113 as they generate so much traffic) as well
as logging portscans.

It requires tcpdump and a little bit of hacking to get it to work
on your particular subnet, but it doesn't chew alot of CPU time --
unless, of course, someone is doing a portscan :-)

You can find it at http://www.nbs.nau.edu/~jwa/Security/synsniff.tar.gz
Comments/suggestions about how to improve it are welcome.

James

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Received on May 15 1996
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