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[Full-disclosure] Really ODD 12 byte UDP attempts
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- Subject: [Full-disclosure] Really ODD 12 byte UDP attempts
- From: James Lay <jlay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 28 Aug 2005 21:29:18 -0600
Hey All!
Since there doesn't seem to be much going on I thought I'd ask about
this. I've searched and either I suck (must likely) or it's something
else. Here's a snippet of what I see:
Aug 28 06:57:01 kernel: New,invalid SRC=64.94.45.26 DST=24.116.255.102
LEN=32 PROTO=UDP SPT=11050 DPT=33440 LEN=12
This modified netfilter log line is just one of many I see. The only
thing that all the attempts have in common is that the LEN=12 and that
the DPT=344**. They usually come in bursts of 6 or 8.
The reason I'm posting this now is because there have been a BOATLOAD
of these in August...but not much in other months..as follows:
April: 317
May: 176
June: 352
July: 292
August: 1207
To save time and space I have 2 files on a site:
To view all source IP's:
http://www.slave-tothe-box.net/udpsource.txt
To view raw(edited) log:
http://www.slave-tothe-box.net/udpedit.txt
I looked up the ports on isc.sans.org but found nothing. Anything out
there going on that I should know about? Thanks all!
James
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