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Starting: Fri Mar 31 2000 - 14:42:30 CST
Ending: Mon May 01 2000 - 01:15:26 CDT
- !!!Linux ELF infector!!!
- (no subject)
- 169.254.x.x
- 169.254.x.x (Dramatic increase in UDP Port 137 (NetBIOS Name Service) probe activity)")
- admrocks foot prints
- ADMROCKS, Bind exploit...strikes again...
- Analysis: AboveNet attacks
- Another day, another box hacked
- BIND 8.2.2.-P3, 0-day exploit
- CERT(r) Advisory CA-2000-03 Continuing Compromises of DNS servers
- CGI scans from Strauss.udel.edu -- They're back
- connections from Microsoft to dns server?
- Connections to dns server? (fwd)
- Cracked by the Brazilians
- Cracking tools and backdoors [was cracked by Brazilians]
- dsnhack.pl
- dsnhack.pl --ooops
- error in my earlier posting
- fragment attack of some kind ?
- Frontpage Exploits
- High port UDP probe?
- HTTP attacks over weekend
- huge scans from www.oix.com
- I am popular today...
- IDS Avoiding TRACEROUTE Network mapping
- IP fw-in deny spam in logs
- Large DNS scans from 211.53.208.178
- large number of probes from 210.97.123.3
- Linuxconf probe
- Lots netbios scans (udp 137)
- Lots of DNS Exploit attempts
- Lots of scan on port 9520
- Lots of scans on port 27063
- NIPC Worm/Virus Alert
- Odd Firewall Entries
- Odd snmp scans from 10.0.0.0/8 address ???
- Port 137 scans on the rise
- Port 27015
- Port 2888
- Port 6502
- Port 65535, again
- portscan from *.sabiz.co.kr
- possible bind worm?
- Rapid Web page harvesting, probably by marketing firm
- regulary 137 and 524 port scan
- Resolution on source IP address 169.254.* source addresses
- RH6.1/IPChains box hacked
- Rooted by admrocks
- rooted by r0x - from address 212.177.241.127
- Rooted through in.identd on Red Hat 6.0
- route oddness
- sadmind hack?
- Scan from 194.108.117.250
- Scanning. Is it dangerous?
- Scans on Port 98 (linuxconf)
- sendmail/identd attack
- Smurf/broadcast "pings"
- Strange & Consistent RST/ACK packets
- Strange UDP traffic
- Tools to analyze "captured" binaries?
- Tools to analyze "captured" binaries? -Reply
- Tools to analyze...:SUMMARY and trojaned file attached
- traffic logging
- UDP port 9200
- Web scans from umu.se
- Weird Ping requests
- Weird Ports on NT box
- Weird traceroutes
Last message date: Mon May 01 2000 - 01:15:26 CDT
Archived on: Mon May 01 2000 - 01:15:26 CDT
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