I'd just watch for "GET" coming in on TCP 1214...  Kazaa and Morpheus use the same engine..

This way you even get to see what their tastes in music are.  :)

---==On Thu, 7 Feb 2002 08:50:48 -0800 (PST), Bob Van Cleef wrote==---
>
>In one report I saw this quote:
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>-
>Some might see this merely as a cautionary tale for Morpheus users:
>when
>sharing files, they should realize that they are opening up their
>computer--if only a few files on it--to strangers. They must take
>responsibility for what they are doing.
>
>Unfortunately, the problem strikes more deeply than that. If the
>compromised machine is part of an organization's network, that
>machine
>becomes a stepping-stone to compromising the entire network. This
>feature
>thus can endanger an entire network. Sysadmins must ensure that user
>machines have the appropriate sharing safeguards. This may be
>difficult
>with systems that share everything as the default. In the long run,
>it's
>the compromised networks that pay the price for free music.
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>-
>
>Is there a signature that would alert me if someone was running
>Morpheus or an equivalent program on one of our systems?
>
>Bob

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Sleep: A completely inadequate substitute for caffeine.

Jim Forster, jforsterrapidnet.com on 02/07/2002

Network Administrator

RapidNet, A Golden West Company

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