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Security Incidents: Re: very strange scan patterns

Re: very strange scan patterns

From: Ejovi Nuwere <ejovi_at_EJOVI.NET>
Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2000 10:02:30 -0400

Most routers/firewalls will prevent spoofing of internal addresses coming
from an external interface. Since if seems to be coming from two or
three specific machines I wouldn't rule out the idea of those machines
having been comprised.

What do the probing machines have in common? Same os? Same switch?

e.

> It looks like a probe (perhaps using nmap with the -sS option
> to spoof the source address) - port 23 gets noticed sinced it's obviously
> wrappered. Unless it is some sort of host "bouncing/reflecting" from the
> real attacker
> to hosts "ourdomain" back to hosts to magpie and kefti.
> Can anyone explain this apparent activity or know the signature for this
> attack?
> Thanks
> Joe
>
Received on Jun 08 2000

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