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Security Incidents: by subject
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- [INCIDENTS] Korea
- ADMROCKS
- AMD/Port 100099 and portmap
- An Embryonic Counterintelligence Tool
- ANOTHER DNS MAC ADDRESS Change w/h Unix Log File
- Another Korean asshole
- Anti-Death Penalty
- Attacks from cr595282-a.hnsn1.on.wave.home.com [24.112.41.167]
- Attempted port scans.
- BOGUS.IvCD File
- Cable modem hosts being exploited to spam. TCP ports 224, 253
- Command confirmation request cancelled
- Computer Forsenics
- Computer Forsenics-> www.fish.com/forensics
- Connect thru PIX & ports 1727, 2209, 9200
- Connection attempts with source port 113
- correlation between porscans and local activity
- Distributed Scanning?
- DNS update queries: another sort of suspicious activity.
- eri?
- Extrange named messages
- First china, now russia?
- god damn - we got rooted again (long, alas)
- Got cracked/attacked this morning
- Got scaned again
- I was scaned
- ICMP time exceed in-transit packets
- ICMP timex to X.Y.Z.0
- IIS 5.0 not displaying asp
- IRC-bots: what are they for ?
- Korea (again)
- Large quantity of traffic from amazon.com - source_port 3000
- Log tools?
- Maillog Suspicious
- More icmp floating around...
- Name server probe from NS2.50megs.com
- named ADMROCKS exploit replacing sshd1
- New vulnerability (fwd)
- No Idea
- NT4.0 Logs
- PC Anywhere client seems to probe class C of connected networks
- port 1150 and 4833 ?
- port 119
- Port 3593
- Port 4
- port 768
- port 768 (fwd)
- Port Scan on 371...
- Ports 12345, 5742 and 20034
- Ports 25092 / 20869
- Possible attemt at hacking?
- Possible Probe = Possible Malfunction
- Probe from NS2.SOHONET.COM
- Probe from UK Provider ?
- Probes to tcp 2766 ('System V Listner')
- R: correlation between porscans and local activity
- Recent Scans
- rootkit site found in sniff log (??)
- Scanners using netcraft?
- Scans
- semi careful, very patient attacker
- Slow scan
- SMTP bombing
- Socks port 1080
- Solaris BSM Audit Logs
- Source Host 0.0.0.0
- source port 321
- Strange behaviour
- Strange DNS/TCP activity
- strange entrys in /var/log/messages
- strange icmp traffic
- Text file monitor?
- traceroute ICMP packets
- UDP probing [ trojan? ]
- unapproved AXFR
- Unknown Port Numbers
- Unusual Netstat Listing
- Unusual scan pattern
- unusual UDP probes
- Update: other depts attacked
- Writeup: it. TLD going astray
- Y2K bug in Shadow IDS
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