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From: Ralph Gervolino (rgervolinodatapeer.com)
Date: Wed Aug 01 2001 - 13:33:36 CDT

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    Here is just a little number of what are web hosting boxs gets hit with.
    We have 3 class C ips setup per box.
    Back on July 19 i checked the access_logs for the code worm we where hit
    over 16,000 in 3 days
    We have 2 web server boxs that both were hit over 16,000 times back on
    the 19th.
    Today i checked i got a number of

    Web1 3228 times and growing as i type this.
    Web2 has not even been hit yet.

    Ralph Gervolino
    Systems Administrator
    Datapeer, Inc.
    web: http://www.datapeer.com/
    email: rgervolinodatapeer.com

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Ed Miles [mailto:emilesirsc.com]
    Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 2:03 PM
    To: incidentssecurityfocus.com
    Subject: code red scans

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    [crashxxxxxxxx]:log# grep default.ida httpd.log|wc -l
         26
    xxxxx log/httpd# grep default.ida access_log|wc -l
         21
    47 total attempts on 2 systems (would probably be interesting to
    monitor the windows systems on this small dsl network as well..)

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