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Tons of Source port 80 to random Dest Port Traffic

from [Tom Hayden] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: Tons of Source port 80 to random Dest Port Traffic
Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 11:02:56 -0400 
Attached is a quick short summary of traffic my server ( xx.xx.xx.xx )
has been bombarded with lately.  It's a short dump from tethereal.  I
can't seem to figure it out - just tons and tons of traffic coming
from a source port of 80 to seemingly random dest. ports.  Can someone
help me identify this?

Thanks!

--
Tom

Attachment: traffic_short.txt
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