Re: Somthing intresting.

[Chris <security () KINGSQUEAK ORG>]

Just last night I was trying to figure out how that happens with my
@home connection, 10.0.0.0 internal net was able to scan and connect to
the @home 10.0.0.0 devices, switches/routers.  Neat stuff. Found it by
accident as well.

* Crypt1 Crypt1 <crypt1 () USA NET> [010215 19:57]:
> While using nmap i found something interesting. My boss's network
> is on DSL, Setup with 2 ethernet cards. and one computer pluged into
> the hub the other pluged into the dsl modem. Internet address is
> 192.168.133.* well i ended up doing a scan on the hole internal subnet
> When i did i found some computer i did not reconize when
> i telneted to them a few of them came up as cisco routers and
> a few came up as DNS servers. (FROM the out side internet)
> i did a traceroute to them and they resolved to the out side net.
> so you have 192.168.133.0 resolving (lets just say)209.125.12.8
> any reason for this?
>
> Could the isp have an internal network that is not properly subneted?
> or using some type of nat skeem?
>
>
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