Moe Trin wrote:
> In the Usenet newsgroup comp.security.firewalls, in article
> <dg8Ze.146939$dP1.503932@newsc.telia.net>, Anders wrote:
>
>
>>What is this?
>>Is it the SPAMMER forget to make use of his proxie?
>
>
> SPAM is a product of the Hormel company - I think you mean spam.
>
Eh, sorry for my miss spelling I try to make use of my Swedish/English
lexicon as much as I can.
>
snip
>
>> Tid Kedja GrSnitt Prot. Källa Källport Dest. Dst port
>>09:37:34 INPUT eth1 UDP 64.94.45.18 10816 my IP 33438
>>09:37:29 INPUT eth1 UDP 64.94.45.18 10816 my IP 33438
>>09:37:19 INPUT eth1 UDP 64.94.45.18 10816 my IP 33438
>>09:37:19 INPUT eth1 UDP 64.94.45.26 10816 my IP 33440
>>09:37:14 INPUT eth1 UDP 64.94.45.18 10816 my IP 33438
>
>
> man traceroute and look at the -p option.
"base UDP port number used in probes (default is 33434)"
So this mean that "64.94.45.18 (fcp-4.chg.pnap.net)/64.94.45.26
(fcp-6.chg.pnap.net)" just done a traceroute on me?
> I must not that it's pushing the odds to see the same source port used
> on two different hosts.
It's pushing me too. ;-)
> Also, if that is traceroute, the TTL should be at zero or one, and Atlanta
> is four or six
> hops away. Without looking at the tcpdump to see what is in the headers, I
> can't say much more, but I'd also be looking at a '-D' option of nmap as a
> possible cause.
>
I think I will block 64.94.0.0 - 64.95.255.255 any way even if they are
decoys.
>
>>OrgName: Internap Network Services
>>OrgID: PNAP
>>Address: 250 Williams Street
>>Address: Suite E100
>>City: Atlanta
>>StateProv: GA
>>PostalCode: 30303
>>Country: US
>>
>>NetRange: 64.94.0.0 - 64.95.255.255
>
>
> Search the news groups 'news.admin.net-abuse.*' particularly 'blocklisting'
> and 'sightings' - these guys don't have the cleanest reputation.
>
> Old guy
"blocklisting" there was only around 1200 heads I downloded 500 of them
and com up with nothing.
"sightings" there was over 170,000 heads I downloded 500 of them with
the same result.
I think I go for the traceroute becuse it happend at almost the same
time and I haven´t seen it again in my log.'
Thank you for taking the time and too force me too downlode and read man
traceroute and man nmap.
regards Anders.
Received on Thu Sep 29 20:10:44 2005