Ports 1800, 1945

From: Jason Fesler (jfeslerat_private)
Date: Fri Apr 16 1999 - 00:34:47 PDT

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    I'm seeing more and more probes for ports 1800 and 1945, with many such
    probes being sourced from well known commonly open port numbesr (ie, 23,
    6667).  These probes are now easily outnumbering even the imap probes.
    Today alone I've seen a large number of probes from at least 4 unique IP
    addresses.  Anyone have any leads on what they are looking for?  I could
    not find anything in bugtraq, rootshell, etc.
    
    (IP addresses changed to protect the identities of the recipient)
    
    Subject: fw1 (Gauntlet 4.0) frequent check output
    
    Security Alerts
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    Dec 20 17:35:44 fw1.________.com unix: securityalert: no match found in
    forward screen: TCP if=le0 srcaddr=__.(uunet dialup).__ srcport=6667
    dstaddr=__.__.__.__ dstport=1945
    Dec 20 17:40:04 fw1.________.com unix: securityalert: no match found in
    forward screen: TCP if=le0 srcaddr=__.(uunet dialup).__ srcport=6667
    dstaddr=__.__.__.__ dstport=1800
    
    
    
    Jason Fesler  <jfeslerat_private>  |".. and ten thousand noblemen squatted and
    Good, Fast, Cheap -               | strained, for the King's word, was law."
      Pick any two.                   |        - SCA Folklore
    



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