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From: dave.goldsmithintelsat.com
Date: Wed Aug 01 2001 - 14:38:04 CDT

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    Included is updated information on probable CodeRed activity seen at my
    site.

    The data used for this analysis comes from a Shadow IDs sensor located in
    front of the firewall. As such, all that is seen are the initial SYN
    packets. The middle series of columns shows how many scans were seen during
    the hour and how many unique sources those scans came from as well as the
    ratio between the current and previous hour.

    The series of columns to the right shows what I learned about the system
    that the probe came from. I'm using nmap to see if there is a host that
    responds at the supposed source address. If so, I then use wget to get
    information about what web server (or other software) is running on port 80.
    Systems that do not respond and RFC 1918 source addresses are lumped
    together under 'No response'. Virtually all of the IIS systems that have
    probed my site are running IIS 5.0.

    Assumptions:
    Traffic coming from systems running IIS4/5 are probably infected with
    CodeRed.
    Non-IIS web server source addresses may be spoofed.
    Non-web server source addresses are probably spoofed.
    No response source addresses are probably spoofed.

    Due to hardware problems, I have incomplete data for the 0900 EST hour
    today.

    Up until about 0800 EST this morning, traffic seemed to be increasing by
    about 75% each hour. Since then, the hourly increase appears to be
    shrinking.

    Dave Goldsmith
                                                        Other Non-
            Hour || Probes Sources || IIS Web Web No
    Date (EST) || Total Growth Total Growth || Srvr Srvr Srvr
    Response
    ============++=============================++=============================
    0731 2000 || 92 ---- 17 ---- || 8 1 3 5
    0731 2100 || 74 0.80 20 1.18 || 13 0 2 5
    0731 2200 || 154 2.08 45 2.25 || 25 0 8 12
    0731 2300 || 239 1.55 73 1.62 || 26 1 19 27
    0801 0000 || 345 1.44 97 1.33 || 34 0 17 46
    0801 0100 || 693 2.01 183 1.89 || 78 2 47 56
    0801 0200 || 1139 1.64 324 1.77 ||
    0801 0300 || 2463 2.16 644 1.99 ||
    0801 0400 || 4271 1.73 1112 1.73 ||
    0801 0500 || 7327 1.72 1950 1.75 ||
    0801 0600 || 13088 1.79 3415 1.75 ||
    0801 0700 || 22787 1.74 5897 1.73 ||
    0801 0800 || 38556 1.69 9868 1.67 ||
    0801 0900 || 15005 ---- 4598 ---- ||
    0801 1000 || 101859 ---- 25893 ---- ||
    0801 1100 || 145874 1.43 36691 1.42 ||
    0801 1200 || 186622 1.28 46174 1.26 ||
    0801 1300 || 214739 1.15 52786 1.14 ||

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