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Starting: Sat Aug 12 2000 - 18:15:41 CDT
Ending: Fri Dec 01 2000 - 13:53:11 CST
- !! SCAN TO THE PORT 1243 !!
- "Bla 1.1 Trojan"
- (off topic?) whois privacy issues
- [Fwd: Possible new Trojan.]
- [Snort-users] 13 instances of ping bsd
- ^Madereet (or tmkit)
- ack 674719802 with a twist
- Administrivia: Quoting
- Attacks stemming from your network.
- big increase in ftp scanning
- CERT Summary CS-2000-04
- clean binaries
- Comments on Draft Convention on Cyber-crime - Article 3
- compromised host
- Connection to port 137
- Crack attempt last weekend
- DDOS ?
- DDoS Attacks....
- Distributed slow scan?
- DNS Messages
- DU4.0D FTPd hacked
- find_ddos results
- Findfast connections on arbitrary networks
- Fishing for open relays
- FYI: Slow port 137 scanning in reverse IP# order
- Hack'a'Tack trojan (?)
- Happy Familiy- SOCKS, Telnet, and IRC
- Hybris worm
- IDS246 Large ICMP Packet
- Incident Management Software
- Info on the expense of being hacked.
- Interesting Attack.
- Intrusion - Advice?
- intrusion?
- Know Your Enemy: Worms at War
- Log of attempted exploit
- Looks like a duck...quacks like a duck...
- LPRng exploits
- LPRng remote root exploit seen in the wild
- MSRDP
- MSRDP But...
- Mysterios s...l...o...w SYN&FIN/FIN/NULL scan
- mystery SF scan tool = Idlescan correlation
- Network Scan - sunrpc
- New Mailing List For Security Forensics
- New scanning ? activity
- New Trojan????
- new virus - myromeo
- notepad.exe backdoor
- odd new scan (or attack?) on TCP 14880
- Odd response from Taiwanese ISP
- OT log analyzer
- pao-s01.gw.epoch.net
- Ping flood IPs
- Ping flood?
- PIX Question
- Please help identify this traffic
- Port 109 scanning
- port 3647?
- Port 38293
- port 523/TCP scans
- port 5232/TCP scans
- Port 524: compromised machine with ndsd
- Protocol Violation
- R o m e o & J u l i e t trojan (fwd)
- rash of pings.
- Romeo&Juliet (fwd)
- Rooted, new DDoS also
- Scan of ports 100 and 510
- scan on TCP/21536
- Scan to Port 1243
- scans for port 4000 udp
- Scans......
- sendmail 8.11.0 and port 587/TCP
- SMTP brute force attack?
- Spoofed (?) BSD Pings
- Spoofed IP port scan?
- Spoofed IP trying to connect to port 137
- strange HTTP scan/attack?
- Strange IRC behaviour, new DDoS network forming ?
- Strange trafic to port 119
- Subscription probe for INCIDENTS - please ignore
- sureseeker.com
- t0rnrootkit
- telnet wierdness
- Those sport==dport, SF scans
- Trafic
port 587
- UDP port 1345 (VPJP ??)
- Unknown port traffic
- Unusual URLs sent to IIS 5.0 server
- Very large scale named Iquery scan?
- Virus or Hacked NEW PC?
- what is this ?
- What is this?
- Whose is the traffic ?
- Wide Spread TCP 21 -> 21 (SF) Sweep
- Widespread Named Scans From 202.63.218.1
- wuftpd (again)
- Yahoo mail
Last message date: Fri Dec 01 2000 - 13:53:11 CST
Archived on: Fri Dec 01 2000 - 13:53:12 CST
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