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Starting: Mon Oct 02 2000 - 11:52:08 CDT
Ending: Tue Oct 31 2000 - 15:47:47 CST
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- 1024 & DistributedDirector
- 6666/tcp ??
Home Nederland - port scans are OK
- [[INCIDENTS] TCP 27374 from network 24?]
- [INCIDENTS] TCP 27374 from network 24?]
- abusers from multiple domains
- An ICMP Type 3 Signature
- Announce: rkscan, a kernel-based rootkit scanner.
- Anyone hve any info on this one?
- Arrowpoint CS-100 atack
- big increase in ftp scanning
- checkps 1.3-pre1 released (root kit detector)
- Comments on Draft Convention on Cyber-crime
- compromised host
- compromised host, annotated logs
- Compromised NT box, sniffer and possible backdoor
- Connection from unknown
- dos's from simflex.com
- eurocalculator.exe analised a bit more
- fwd: NMAP/TBIT
- Hacked, Trojaned, and Strange Files.
- hacker communication methods
- I_am_sorry.DOC.pif
- IIS Unicode Question
- incident log software
- Increased traffic to tcp port 524
- Info: TCP Connections to port 1024 - DDoS
- interesting POP2/FTP connect pattern
- Interesting reply
- Interesting scanning activity
- Is this a new VBS virus (plan colombia) ?
- ISS Security Alert: Widespread incidents of SubSeven DEFCON8 2.1 Backdoor
- Issues with Yahoo! Voice Chat
- ksyslogd
- Likely Answer: TCP connections to port 1024 - DDoS?
- Lots of scans
- Network Scan - sunrpc
- New email virus? [Free eurocalculator!!!]
- New portmap exploit?
- new trojan - scanning for open shares ...
- New Trojan????
- No 'Last Login:' info from bash?
- pimpshiz / put i.txt
- PIX Question
- Port 1025 Again
- Port 3050?
- Port 524: compromised machine with ndsd
- Port 9088
- Port 9704
- port question
- Possible Port 1024 DDoS - More Information
- Proxy server object cache poisoning?
- QAZ hitting MS
- Qeustion!
- Question about strange ICMP/RAW traffic downstream on my DNS.
- Recovering from a penetrator, the easy way
- RedHat 6.2 boxes root'ed, shitc.tgz installed
- Scans(?) 500->500 from China
- Slightly OT: Draft Convention of CyberCrime
- slow scans for tcp port 524 and 137
- Smurf attack?
- some recent action: ftpd sweeps, 9704/tcp checks, sub7 2.1
- Strange activity to a laptop?
- Strange file I received
- Strange FTP traffic...
- Strange ports open
- Strange scan in progress
- Strange traffic
- Strange traffic (fwd)
- sureseeker.com
- TCP 27374 from network 24?
- TCP connections to port 1024 - DDoS?
- TCP port 403 (decap?)
- TCP Port 9704 Scans
- VirusWall?
- VPN hijacking
- What kind of attack?
- What's all this then?
- your mail
- your mail)
Last message date: Tue Oct 31 2000 - 15:47:47 CST
Archived on: Tue Oct 31 2000 - 15:47:48 CST
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