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Re: Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027?
From: Scott Bauer <scottybauer () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 10:37:36 -0700
Sounds Like a Denial of service attack. Contact your ISP and tell them that you think you are getting A DDOS attack... Tell them to close those ports for a day or so.. then you problem should be solved. On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 12:34:41 -0600, FocusHacks <focushacks () gmail com> wrote:
I searched the archives at SecurityFocus and couldn't come up with anything useful other than someone with Zone Alarm obviously saw the same activity and people were trying to tell him to look for listening ports on his machine, which is not the case. I'm getting literally hammered by tons of various IP's on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027 I've attached a CSV log, modified a bit, from my NetScreen 5. I only showed the last 15 bytes of the Source IP:Port so the first octet, give or take a few bytes, is cut off. I left a few columns out as well. Let me know, this has been going on for quite a while, and all my searches are ending in vain. Any ideas? -- http://www.FocusHacks.com - The Ford Focus Modification Site!
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Current thread:
- Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027? FocusHacks (Dec 28)
- Re: Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027? Scott Bauer (Dec 28)
- Re: Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027? JGrimshaw (Dec 28)
- Re: Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027? Sebastian (Dec 28)
- Re: Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027? JGrimshaw (Dec 28)
- RE: Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027? Paul Duffany (Dec 28)
- Re: Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027? T. Shannon Gilvary (Dec 28)
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- Re: Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027? FocusHacks (Dec 29)
- Re: Lots of incoming traffic on UDP 1026 and UDP 1027? Scott Bauer (Dec 28)