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dbroggy_at_manageworx.com
Date: Fri Jul 26 2002 - 11:55:41 CDT

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    Is this an Exchange Server? I don't recall the port numbers but I
    know they were all UDP and an expensive call to Microsoft came
    back as 'this is normal'. In my case they came from the MTA and
    there is no adjustment.

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: GabyHorniklotus.iot.dtag.de
    Date: Friday, July 26, 2002 4:08 am
    Subject: Compromized Windows NT machine?

    > Hello!
    >
    > Recently while looking over some firewall logs I encountered some
    > strangetraffic from a WinNT machine.
    > Every 90 minutes it tries to connect to a bulk of machines to port
    > 4665(normally eDonkey clients).
    > That alone isn't strange at all, but there's coming a bulk of
    > other ports
    > with it, in detail
    > udp/smtp
    > udp/8004
    > udp/8665
    > udp/7665
    > udp/4765
    > udp/84
    > udp/2004
    > udp/6890
    > udp/28014
    > udp/6670
    >
    > udp/smtp is coming nearly every minute, the rest every 90
    minutes.
    >
    > Has anybody seen this before or can anybody identify this as a
    trojan?
    >
    > Thanks, Gaby
    >
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