Re: Sasser connects to AS/400 -- MIDRANGE-L

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Can't say whether it is or not, but 445 is one of the ports Sasser is 
known to attempt to use.




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Sasser connects to AS/400






Hello,

can anybody confirm or know if this is SASSER  worm trying to connect to
our AS/400?

Under netstat, I have lots of connections from remote pc's (other WAN
locations) connecting to
local port 445 (cifs).  When I look at the jobs, I only see
SMBCONNMONITORTP, no actual job.

Funny thing is, that this is our backup machine, this IP adress is not
publicly known.

Regards,

Oliver
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