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From: Brian Caswell (bmcmitre.org)
Date: Thu Jun 21 2001 - 13:56:17 CDT

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    George Yobst wrote:
    > I was just reading this article about how Gibson Research
    > was knocked off the net ( http://grc.com/dos/grcdos.htm ).
    > Near the end of the article was a section on detecting these
    > bots. As a new snort user, I can probably RTM and create
    > some rules that create an alert for ports 6667 and 113,
    > but how do I test it? -George

    heh.

    oooooh a spy bot. WOW!!! You could write your own spy bot in some
    super leet language like TCL or something. Mad leet yo.

    Then you too can *STOP* those *EVIL* hackers!!!!

    Am I the only person that is tired of hearing about how Steve Gibson
    is the greatest anti-hacker in the world?

    alert tcp any any -> any 6667 (msg:"Evil HACKERS!!! stop the evil
    HACKERS!!!";)
    alert udp any any -> any 666 (msg:"We are under *ATTACK* by UDP
    PACKETS!!!";)
    alert icmp any any -> any any (msg:"DoS!!! DoS!!! We are under
    attack by DoS!!!";)

    -brian

    .ps This is personal opinion only. I'm talking on the behalf of
    myself and myself only.

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