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| Subject: | Re: Tons of Source port 80 to random Dest Port Traffic |
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| Date: | Thu, 25 May 2006 14:30:55 -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
I wonder if it is a port scan, 'cause what would be the reason for scanning ports above 1024?
Does the pattern repeat after hours/days ? I mean does "the host 211.7.246.248 *always* sends a src 80 dest 3509 SYN,ACK packet" after a few hours/days ? If there is a pattern, then we can be certain of some automation.
-deapesh.
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