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Re: !! Strange ports for attack
From: Max Gribov <mgribov () KPLAB COM>
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2000 13:56:28 -0400
12345 is netbus port.netbus is a trojan, allowing remote control/comman execution on infected machine. other ports seem to be trojan ports as well, though i cannot definetely confirm that. this appears to be a trojan scan. ----- Original Message ----- From: Pavel Lozhkin <pauel () BALAKOVO RU> To: <INCIDENTS () SECURITYFOCUS COM> Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 1:44 AM Subject: !! Strange ports for attack
Does anyone know about TCP ports 17300,27374,1243,12346,12345 and exploits corresponding for these ports ? Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:17300 from 195.133.72.11:4088 Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:27374 from 195.133.72.11:4089 Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:1243 from 195.133.72.11:4090 Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:12346 from 195.133.72.11:4091 Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:12345 from 195.133.72.11:4092 -- ** The hedgehog is a proud bird, he does not fly without kick ** Pauel System administrator ICQ UIN 39596913 8990192 Phone (7-84570)-52525 (7-84570)-40658 Unix is like a wigwam -- no Gates, no Windows, and an Apache inside.
Current thread:
- !! Strange ports for attack Pavel Lozhkin (Aug 14)
- Re: !! Strange ports for attack Andrey G. Sergeev (AKA Andris) (Aug 15)
- Re: !! Strange ports for attack Rune Kristian Viken (Aug 15)
- Re: !! Strange ports for attack Ben Laws (Aug 15)
- Re: !! Strange ports for attack Max Gribov (Aug 15)