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Re: Is anyone else seeing SMURF ?


From: blather <blather () kcgeek com>
Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 12:39:33 -0500

I'm seeing these:

Aug 27 12:35:02 whiskey /kernel: ipfw: 6400 Deny ICMP:8.0 66.143.190.199 [obs.fus.cate.d] in via xl0

...193 since the log rolled over at noon today.



On Wed, Aug 27, 2003 at 03:04:24PM -0400, Tomas Wolf whispered across the ether:
Well any router and firewall should have the ability to recongnize that 
if on interface1 comes something that has source as if it was from the 
network of interface2, it won't let it through.. Simple access list 
should do this, and also not allowing anything with your LAN broadcast 
from the WAN interface.
And what protocol does it use?
Tomas

SVater () oh hra com wrote:

Over the last month, I increasing numbers of Smurf trying to come in on my
home firewall, all on Port 0.  From what I have seen & read, this is a
pretty old vulnerability that has been patched. Is this a new hole? I went
from seeing one in a month to 40 (different IPs) just this weekend over a
72 hr period. All coming from my local area (guessing just on the info that
I pull from GeoBytes.com).

Anyone else seeing this ?

Sean


"Eagles may soar but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines." Steven
Wright




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