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Re: !! Strange ports for attack
From: Rune Kristian Viken <arcade () KVINESDAL COM>
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2000 20:24:03 +0200
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, you wrote:
Does anyone know about TCP ports 17300,27374,1243,12346,12345 and exploits corresponding for these ports ?
Yes.
Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:17300 from 195.133.72.11:4088
Don't know...
Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:27374 from 195.133.72.11:4089
BackDoor-G2.svr.21, SubSeven
Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:1243 from 195.133.72.11:4090
BackDoor-G, SubSeven
Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:12346 from 195.133.72.11:4091
Netbus
Connection attempt to TCP 195.161.130.240:12345 from 195.133.72.11:4092
Netbus You were hit by a scan for machines infected by the above mentioned trojan horses. i don't think you should worry too much about it. -- "Rune Kristian Viken" <arcade () kvinesdal com> / arcade@irc (EFnet/IRCnet) Kvinesdalsnett System Administrator (http://arcade.kvinesdal.com/)
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