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From: Brian Taylor (drak3ATL.MEDIAONE.NET)
Date: Mon Jan 15 2001 - 17:11:41 CST

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    OK, I just thought it was me!!!! Exactly what you posted. In fact, looking
    at a few of my customer's logs the other day, they have kicked up about 9
    days ago... I will research if there is a new exploit out and let you know
    if I find anything. The Shellcode x86 NOPS have nearly tripled in frequency
    where the RPC Portmaps have doubled or more. Most appear from a lot of the
    24.x.x.x and 63/64.x.x.x cablemodem and dsl blocks (indicating probable
    script-kiddie usage and possible also indicating that this is a packaged
    scan or exploit)as well as AsiaPac (mainly Korea, though). Ports 111, 12345
    and the ever popular 31337 being the ones scanned and they tend to work
    ranges as opposed to sparse scans.

    Any ideas?!!?!!?

    Best regards,

    Brian Taylor
    Network Security Analyst
    SecureWorks/IMSC
    btaylorsecureworks.net