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Someone just hit me over 70 times inside 3 minutes on TCP ports over 63700 from 200.192.240.8. I dropped my connection and picked up a new IP, but is there really anything other than an attempt to invade my box that this kind of activity could be? Just trying to get an education...
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5/13/2001 12:29:00 AM
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nospam@myaddress.com wrote: > > Someone just hit me over 70 times inside 3 minutes on TCP ports over > 63700 from 200.192.240.8. I dropped my connection and picked up a new > IP, but is there really anything other than an attempt to invade my box > that this kind of activity could be? Just trying to get an education... Oh, and btw, this started within seconds of signing on to the net, even before my browser opened, so assuming that it was an invasion, it was not targeting me specifically, but rather the person who last had my IP or nobody in particular at all. I must say I was a little shocked to see this activity immediately on signing on.
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nospam
5/13/2001 12:39:00 AM
Is IBR likely to be the cause of 70+ hits in a couple of minutes? I ignore most of the hits I get, but I have never seen anything this aggressive unless I had asked for it (like shields up or the equivalent). The Night Stalker wrote: > > Do a search on "background internet radiation" at GRC.com someone may post > the direct link to it here..I dont have it handy. > > Stalker Steve, MCP > eAegis http://www.stormpages.com/eaegis > > <nospam@myaddress.com> wrote in message > news:3AFDD570.984CA746@cybrsolutions.com... > > Someone just hit me over 70 times inside 3 minutes on TCP ports over > > 63700 from 200.192.240.8. I dropped my connection and picked up a new > > IP, but is there really anything other than an attempt to invade my box > > that this kind of activity could be? Just trying to get an education...
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nospam
5/13/2001 12:56:00 AM
Hi nospam, here are some links. <http://grc.com/cb-faq.htm#zause-kiddies> <http://www.robertgraham.com/pubs/firewall-seen.html#2> Also if it happened right after you logged on, there is a good chance, whoever had the IP before was playing a game. HiMan <nospam@myaddress.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:3AFDD570.984CA746@cybrsolutions.com... | Someone just hit me over 70 times inside 3 minutes on TCP ports over | 63700 from 200.192.240.8. I dropped my connection and picked up a new | IP, but is there really anything other than an attempt to invade my box | that this kind of activity could be? Just trying to get an education...
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HiMan
5/13/2001 12:57:00 AM
Ahhh, I hadn't thought of that (a game). Good thought, thanks. HiMan wrote: > > Hi nospam, > > here are some links. > <http://grc.com/cb-faq.htm#zause-kiddies> > <http://www.robertgraham.com/pubs/firewall-seen.html#2> > Also if it happened right after you logged on, there is a good chance, > whoever had the IP before was playing a game. > > HiMan > > <nospam@myaddress.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:3AFDD570.984CA746@cybrsolutions.com... > | Someone just hit me over 70 times inside 3 minutes on TCP ports over > | 63700 from 200.192.240.8. I dropped my connection and picked up a new > | IP, but is there really anything other than an attempt to invade my box > | that this kind of activity could be? Just trying to get an education...
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nospam
5/13/2001 1:00:00 AM
It is, as you say, probably aimed at the person who had your IP last before you got it. they may have been running something like Napster & other machines are still trying to connect to them not realizing they have logged off. It's very common. Nothing to worry about. if you'd been online for a few hrs. & it happened, then it might be something to investigate, but the fact that you'd just logged on indicates that it's probably really just another form of IBR. Don't worry about it. Your firewall did it's job & blocked it. -- Rick I am notjohnlennon@hotmail.com MCSE Need info? Check these links. http://www.gpick.net/sbr/lists <nospam@myaddress.com> wrote in message news:3AFDDBAB.53AA59ED@cybrsolutions.com... > Is IBR likely to be the cause of 70+ hits in a couple of minutes? I > ignore > most of the hits I get, but I have never seen anything this aggressive > unless > I had asked for it (like shields up or the equivalent). > > The Night Stalker wrote: > > > > Do a search on "background internet radiation" at GRC.com someone may post > > the direct link to it here..I dont have it handy. > > > > Stalker Steve, MCP > > eAegis http://www.stormpages.com/eaegis > > > > <nospam@myaddress.com> wrote in message > > news:3AFDD570.984CA746@cybrsolutions.com... > > > Someone just hit me over 70 times inside 3 minutes on TCP ports over > > > 63700 from 200.192.240.8. I dropped my connection and picked up a new > > > IP, but is there really anything other than an attempt to invade my box > > > that this kind of activity could be? Just trying to get an education...
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5/13/2001 1:01:00 AM
"HiMan" <Please@ReplyInForum.invalid> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:JHQCjg02AHA.1220@colossus.SMG...
just some info. HiMan
http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers
The Dynamic and/or Private Ports are those from 49152 through 65535
http://www.geektools.com/cgi-bin/proxy.cgi
Whois: 200.192.240.8
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5/13/2001 1:03:00 AM
Hi Rick,would you please E-mail me<<<URGENT>>>TIA. Smile: Joh@nnes 1216771 Ont.Inc. "Not John Lennon" <notjohnlennon@hotmail.com> wrote: >It is, as you say, probably aimed at the person who had your IP last before >you got it. they may have been running >something like Napster & other machines are still trying to connect to them >not realizing they have logged off. It's >very common. Nothing to worry about. if you'd been online for a few hrs. & >it happened, then it might be something to >investigate, but the fact that you'd just logged on indicates that it's probably >really just another form of IBR. > >Don't worry about it. Your firewall did it's job & blocked it. > >-- >Rick > >I am notjohnlennon@hotmail.com > >MCSE > >Need info? Check these links. >http://www.gpick.net/sbr/lists ><nospam@myaddress.com> wrote in message news:3AFDDBAB.53AA59ED@cybrsolutions.com... >> Is IBR likely to be the cause of 70+ hits in a couple of minutes? I >> ignore >> most of the hits I get, but I have never seen anything this aggressive >> unless >> I had asked for it (like shields up or the equivalent). >> >> The Night Stalker wrote: >> > >> > Do a search on "background internet radiation" at GRC.com someone may >post >> > the direct link to it here..I dont have it handy. >> > >> > Stalker Steve, MCP >> > eAegis http://www.stormpages.com/eaegis >> > >> > <nospam@myaddress.com> wrote in message >> > news:3AFDD570.984CA746@cybrsolutions.com... >> > > Someone just hit me over 70 times inside 3 minutes on TCP ports over >> > > 63700 from 200.192.240.8. I dropped my connection and picked up a new >> > > IP, but is there really anything other than an attempt to invade my >box >> > > that this kind of activity could be? Just trying to get an education... > >
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5/13/2001 1:25:00 AM
Just sent a mail to you a minute ago. -- Rick I am notjohnlennon@hotmail.com MCSE Need info? Check these links. http://www.gpick.net/sbr/lists "Joh@nnes" <niebach@sprint.ca> wrote in message news:9jOqau02AHA.1564@colossus.SMG... > > Hi Rick,would you please E-mail me<<<URGENT>>>TIA. > > Smile: Joh@nnes > 1216771 Ont.Inc.
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5/13/2001 1:51:00 AM
I was thinking it might be an idea to have a list somewhere of the common ports, but the peer to peers like Limewire, Gnotella and WinMX allow a user to consigure a port and IP to get around their firewalls, which of course means you can set almost any port. The upshot of this is that is someone is searching you would get a lot of hits to that port for some considerable time after you log off.... so it is also just possible that things like attempted "Resumes" from several users might hit you when you take up a recently vacated IP. I know in your case this was one single IP but thought it worth mentioning.
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5/13/2001 2:13:00 AM
Got it,TX!!!Wait another reply<<<CHEERS>>> Regard: Joh@nnes 1216771 Ont.Inc. "Not John Lennon" <notjohnlennon@hotmail.com> wrote: >Just sent a mail to you a minute ago. > >-- >Rick > >I am notjohnlennon@hotmail.com > >MCSE > >Need info? Check these links. >http://www.gpick.net/sbr/lists >"Joh@nnes" <niebach@sprint.ca> wrote in message news:9jOqau02AHA.1564@colossus.SMG... >> >> Hi Rick,would you please E-mail me<<<URGENT>>>TIA. >> >> Smile: Joh@nnes >> 1216771 Ont.Inc. > >
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5/13/2001 2:30:00 AM
Do a search on "background internet radiation" at GRC.com someone may post the direct link to it here..I dont have it handy. Stalker Steve, MCP eAegis http://www.stormpages.com/eaegis <nospam@myaddress.com> wrote in message news:3AFDD570.984CA746@cybrsolutions.com... > Someone just hit me over 70 times inside 3 minutes on TCP ports over > 63700 from 200.192.240.8. I dropped my connection and picked up a new > IP, but is there really anything other than an attempt to invade my box > that this kind of activity could be? Just trying to get an education...
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5/13/2001 2:44:00 AM
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