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Re: Stopping ip range scans


From: haesu () towardex com
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 08:48:25 -0500


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The problem is these are random scans, the traffic is going to ips that 
are not used and never were. They're clearly a random sequential scans.

In this particular case, null-routing your aggregate is your friend. Or get a
sink hole and suck down all the !traffic to it. Please, it's the internet. Port
scans are nothing out of the ordinary.

-James


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