The last 10 days have seen a total of 15 sunrpc scans/rpcinfo queries and
related exploit attempts against my network. Oddly, snort reports the
rpc exploits as x86 versions. I thought there was a sparc port for the
Solaris vulnerability, but maybe I'm mistaken. Either stupid people out
there can't tell an x86 from a sparc box, or snort's rule is flawed...

The other most common attack these days is against ftp, namely wu-ftpd
2.6.1(very patched).

*sigh*

On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Alex Popa wrote:

> In the last five days, the port scans to my entire class C have dramatically
> increased, from one per two days on average, to four yesterday and six today.
>
> Is there a new exploit around, or is there some sort of new worm out there?
>
> I might just be paranoid, but here are the addreses that have been looking
> for port 111 in the last 26 hours:
>
> 24.26.121.156
> 24.168.66.119
> 64.31.226.156
> 142.169.227.102
> 193.226.15.15
> 211.218.144.11
>
> ------------+------------------------------------------
> Alex Popa, | "Artificial Intelligence is
> razorldc.ro| no match for Natural Stupidity"
> ------------+------------------------------------------
> "It took the computing power of three C-64s to fly to the Moon.
> It takes a 486 to run Windows 95. Something is wrong here."
>

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