Re: increase of scans against port 1524

[GrdnWsl <grdnwsl () mrichi com>]

AFAIK, this port is also used for the Trinoo trojan.  I've been seeing
some scans on my on this port in my netblock as well... not too many,
but some.  Although, I haven't really seen an increase per se.  Anyhow,
you might want to check out www.neohapsis.com.  They have, somewhere on
their site (can't remember where exacly) a list of ports and what
viruses/trojans/worms run on them.  They also have a version in
/etc/services format.  It's come in handy to figure out why a particular
port is being scanned.

High Speed wrote:
> Hi,
>
> last 2 days I noticed an increased scan against port 1524
>
> ingreslock    1524/tcp    ingres
> ingreslock    1524/udp    ingres
>
> Are there known issues with this port ?
> Recently found vulnerabilities ?
>
> thanks
>
> HS
>
>
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