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Recent Increase in Port 139 Activity
From: John Campbell <jcampbell () wsipc org>
Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2001 12:52:55 -0700
In the last week, I've started seeing one to several port sweeps per day on port 139, of a particular nature. Typically the sweep will hit .1 to .255 of a 24 bit net mask sized address block (generally called, "Class C" although this can be erroneous) four times. Have found nothing written on any new worms targetting this port. Source machines are largely North American. Anyone heard or have ideas about what's going on? My perimeter firewall's rejecting this traffic, so I get a log entry but no packet detail (yet.) John Campbell, Information Security Engineer Washington School Information Processing Cooperative (WSIPC) E-mail: jcampbell () wsipc org ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- This list is provided by the SecurityFocus ARIS analyzer service. For more information on this free incident handling, management and tracking system please see: http://aris.securityfocus.com
Current thread:
- Recent Increase in Port 139 Activity John Campbell (Sep 07)
- Re: Recent Increase in Port 139 Activity Harlan S. Barney, Jr. (Sep 07)
- code red attacks and real-time blackhole'ng Florian Piekert (Sep 07)
- Re: code red attacks and real-time blackhole'ng red0x (Sep 08)
- Re: code red attacks and real-time blackhole'ng Sean Hunter (Sep 14)
- Re: Recent Increase in Port 139 Activity maggie (Sep 07)
- code red attacks and real-time blackhole'ng Florian Piekert (Sep 07)
- Re: Recent Increase in Port 139 Activity H C (Sep 09)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Recent Increase in Port 139 Activity Frank Knobbe (Sep 07)
- RE: Recent Increase in Port 139 Activity John Campbell (Sep 07)
- RE: Recent Increase in Port 139 Activity John Campbell (Sep 10)
- Re: Recent Increase in Port 139 Activity Harlan S. Barney, Jr. (Sep 07)