Re: A flurry of port scans
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Re: A flurry of port scans

From: Anne <anne_simpson1@hmail.com>
Date: Mon Jul 25 2005 - 15:19:20 CEST

"Duane Arnold" <Notme@notme.com> wrote in message
news:Kg5Fe.178746$x96.53437@attbi_s72...
> Anne wrote:

>> For the past three days I've had a flurry of alerts from Zonealarm,
>> registering high rating activity - all blocked OK, but logged.
>
> How can you be having unsolicited port scans behind a NAT router from the
> Internet? You cannot be having it.
>
> Duane :)

Good, isn't it? :o)

Here's what showed up on the latest alert log...

      Alert property Alert property value
      Source IP Address 211.218.219.162
      Source Port 1023
      Destination IP 82.4.93.xxx
      Destination Port 111
      TCP Flags SYN
      Transport Layer Protocol TCP
      Network Layer Protocol IP
      Link Layer Protocol Ethernet
      Alert Date Jul-25-2005 04:47:46 AM PDT
      Alert Count 1

...and a Whois lookup which pointed to Korea.
Does that shed any light?
Received on Thu Sep 29 19:59:26 2005