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odd icmp broadcast scan
From: jlewis () LEWIS ORG (Jon Lewis)
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 01:32:30 -0500


I just found this in the packet filter logs for a client's
network I help maintain and thought it was very odd.

Mar 12 17:33:27 gw ASCEND: wan1 8/0/icmp xxx.yyy.zzz.0 <- 66.23.21.3 42 !pass (t
oping-1)
Mar 12 17:33:27 gw ASCEND: wan1 8/0/icmp xxx.yyy.zzz.0 <- 64.24.41.130 42 !pass
(toping-1)
Mar 12 17:33:27 gw ASCEND: wan1 8/0/icmp xxx.yyy.zzz.0 <- 69.69.69.69 42 !pass (
toping-1)
Mar 12 17:33:27 gw ASCEND: wan1 8/0/icmp xxx.yyy.zzz.0 <- 104.104.104.104 42 !pa
ss (toping-1)

The second one is from (or claims to be from) a popsite.net dialup...a
frequent source of spam and perhaps hackers.  The rest are all likely
forged and have source addresses in IANA reserved IP space.  Anyone have
a clue what's to be gained by pinging the network address from out on
the internet using reserved block source addresses?

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