Re: Strange Port 0 Traffic

[Francesca C Smith <fsmith () ladylinux com>]

Hello,

Yes I have been seeing a lot of this along with a Sharp

uptick in sub-seven 27374 traffic .. Mostly from Korea ..

Lady Linux
At 05:41 PM 11/13/2003, Josh.Berry () compucom com wrote:
> I am seeing a lot of traffic lately coming from different external
> sources using UDP originating from a source port of 10000 and coming to
> my various firewall addresses with a destination port of 0.
>
> I ran tcpdump traces for this traffic both internally and externally for
> about 2 weeks.  The traces showed no internal servers/desktops/devices
> making these connections, only external machines sending these packets
> to the firewalls.
>
> The data in the packet is gibberish; looks like it might be encrypted.
> Is anyone else seeing this kind of traffic?
>
> Attached is a sanitized trace of some of these packets.
>
> Josh Berry
> Information Security Group
> 972-856-5402
>
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