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At 11:16 12/04/2002, Jim Franz wrote:
just for fun - this is an automated script attack against port 80
http server. Took 6 seconds) I get 10-20 a day from different ip's. All
automated.
I recently opened up port 80 on my firewall for a short term project, and I
was seeing that kind of thing routinely in the Apache error logs. It didn't
hurt anything because I'm running Linux, but it got me interested. I wrote
some code to filter out the uninteresting messages (mostly just ignore
netbios on port 137 - thanks again Bill). I haven't had any epiphanies yet,
but there are definite patterns to it. It's kinda like listening to one of
those recordings of whale songs from thousands of miles away. Lots of
activity from Kazaza and Bearshare/Gnutella networks, which is a little
scary, but so far usually not too excessive. Lots of strange things, like
hits from eastern Europe, looking for a TFTP server. I'll bet their boot-up
times are llloooooong.


Pete Hall
pbhall@ameritech.net
http://www.pbhall.us/



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