SNMP Scans 02/17/02

From: Peter Johnson (pjohnsonat_private)
Date: Sun Feb 17 2002 - 20:23:09 PST

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    Just saw this in my portscan log (via snort) and decided to share with
    the community so we can figure out who is scanning with what tools and
    for what purpose(investigative or malicious).
    
    Seems like they scan my 5 IP block 3 times
    
    Feb 17 20:21:06 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.50:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:06 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.52:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:06 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.53:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:06 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.54:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:06 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.55:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:11 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.51:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:11 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.50:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:11 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.55:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:11 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.54:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:11 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.52:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:16 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.53:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:16 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.54:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:16 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.55:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:16 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.50:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:16 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.51:161 UDP
    Feb 17 20:21:16 67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.52:161 UDP
    =======================================================
    I have some generic snmp rules to catch all SNMP scans/probes.
    
    Here is a sample packet that got
    
    [**] SNMP/udp public access [**]
    02/17-20:21:06.412571 0:A0:C5:E5:F6:93 -> 0:10:5A:F:34:B1 type:0x800
    len:0x61
    67.113.159.146:1504 -> X.X.X.50:161 UDP TTL:114 TOS:0x0 ID:55265
    IpLen:20 DgmLen:83 Len: 63
    30 35 02 01 00 04 06 70 75 62 6C 69 63 A1 28 02  05.....public.(.
    04 3C 69 F1 B9 02 01 00 02 01 00 30 1A 30 0B 06  .<i........0.0..
    07 2B 06 01 02 01 01 02 05 00 30 0B 06 07 2B 06  .+........0...+.
    01 02 01 01 01 05 00                             .......
    
    Every packet looks exactly the same.
    Wonder if this is the SANS snmp scanning tool?
    ======================================================================
    Name:    adsl-67-113-159-146.dsl.sntc01.pacbell.net
    Address:  67.113.159.146
    
    George S Granados (NETBLK-SBC-06711315914429)
         San Francisco, Ca 94104
         US
    
         Netname: SBC-06711315914429
         Netblock: 67.113.159.144 - 67.113.159.151
    
    Coordinator:
            Pacific Bell Internet  (PIA2-ORG-ARIN)  ip-adminat_private
            888-212-5411
    
    Seems like ol pacbell gives info on who they give IP blocks to! ;)
    
    Do you think we should be reporting snmp scans to ISPs
    or just a waste of time?
    ==================================================================
    
    Peter
    -- 
    Peter E. Johnson
    Securityflaw
    http://www.securityflaw.com
    
    
    
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