port 6699 scans

From: Brad (gryphonnat_private)
Date: Sun Dec 30 2001 - 02:09:28 PST

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Hi folks

This evening I've noticed a *huge* increase in port 6699 scans.

I'm investigating further, but would like to know of any similar 
situations.

Cheers,


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Brad Griffin
Gryphonn Design
Computer Security Solutions
Custom designed systems
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