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UT/ISO: MS-RPC hacked b0t identification
From: "Cam Beasley, ISO" <cam () AUSTIN UTEXAS EDU>
Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2003 15:37:06 -0500
Colleagues --
If you aren't filtering NetBIOS ports (especially 135/tcp,udp)
in response to the recent RPC DCOM vuln, you might want to begin
looking for compromised hosts on your networks.
These particular ports might be useful:
*-others are certainly possible-*
RogueFTP servers (grab banners):
1223,6565,22222,45000,48522,64978,65456/TCP
; usually Serv-U ftp
RogueIRC server: 56498/TCP
Control channels: 10001,4444,5555,6351,7890/TCP
; typically rlogin, etc.
Might not be a bad idea to use an IDS
at your border to monitor for things like
non-standard FTP (=!21)..
It is also the case that attackers will either disable DCOM
or patch the host machine to evade vulnerability scanners
and to avoid be back hacked by another team..
~cam.
Cam Beasley
ITS/Information Security Office
The University of Texas at Austin
cam () austin utexa edu
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