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| Subject: | Port 500 scans |
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| Date: | Mon, 7 Mar 2005 11:19:39 +0100 |
Hi, On my IDS i detected massive scans from single ip-addresses to different ip-addresses with source AND targetport 500. This scan uses alsmost the whole bandwith of our internet-access. Question: Does someone know any existing worm using a VPN-vulnerability ? best regards Klaus-Peter Dombrofsky its.on Global Network Services Security Management T +49.(0)8621 86 3057 M +49.(0)175 2617851 E-Mail: Klaus.Dombrofsky@degussa.com GPG-Key available
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