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Re: (new?) worm or bot signature - echo request


From: "Stephane Nasdrovisky" <stephane.nasdrovisky () uniway be>
Date: Tue, 05 Feb 2002 20:39:32 +0100

Scott Nursten wrote:

What version of Snort is this? If it's 1.8.3,

It was a snort 1.8.1 on solaris 8/sparc

there were some problems with the stream4 (I think) preprocessor which was
allowing for some pretty
unbelievable packet mangling by the time it hit the log :)

Your packet looks like a ICMP mangled with DHCP/BOOTP...!?

I could be wrong, but I don't see why DHCP info would be in an ICMP packet...!

I don't see either. There is no dhcp server on the network snort is listening on,
our dhcp server is not serving any 192.168.0.* address, the mac address is not one
of ours.
I bet the icmp packet did really contained this data, it is probably not a snort
bug.
Another alternative is a flaw in the ip stack of the sender. I've sometimes seen
packets (especially reset) containing data they should not contain (i.e. a browser
sending back part of the server's answer). Although I sometimes suspect some snort
undocumented features, I've seen the same king of behaviour in snoop outputs.

I had never looked at dhcp packets, at least, I learned what dhcp packets looks like
now. I was thinking of some malicious code reporting back their activity.

Anyone else got any ideas?

I received a strange icmp packet. The payload contains
SERVER Offered         | Offering: 192.168.0.31  To: 0030651278CF  By:19

213.221.141.64 -> 195.72.91.xxx ICMP TTL:233 TOS:0x0 ID:23287 IpLen:20


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