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 | | From: | chrisdhecker at uniserve.com | | Subject: | Port Scans from my ISP range | | Date: | 18 Jan 2005 23:42:27 -0800 |
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 | Hello,
I have been receiving port scans from within my IP range. I have a dynamic IP. Does anyone have any ideas why I am receiving these port scans. Below is a sample of my Zone Alarm log files:
FWIN,2005/01/18,22:42:34 -8:00 GMT,204.244.70.226:4213,204.244.70.33:135,TCP (flags:S) FWIN,2005/01/18,21:49:42 -8:00 GMT,204.244.70.226:4190,204.244.70.34:135,TCP (flags:S) FWIN,2005/01/18,21:54:38 -8:00 GMT,204.244.70.226:1674,204.244.70.34:135,TCP (flags:S) FWIN,2005/01/18,21:42:52 -8:00 GMT,204.244.70.226:1042,204.244.70.34:135,TCP (flags:S) FWIN,2005/01/18,01:51:54 -8:00 GMT,204.244.70.21:1264,204.244.70.33:445,TCP (flags:S)
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 | | From: | Systemguy | | Subject: | Re: Port Scans from my ISP range | | Date: | Wed, 19 Jan 2005 08:27:23 -0500 |
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 | wrote in message news:1106120546.977547.247560@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > Hello, > > I have been receiving port scans from within my IP range. I have a > dynamic IP. Does anyone have any ideas why I am receiving these port > scans. Below is a sample of my Zone Alarm log files: > > FWIN,2005/01/18,22:42:34 -8:00 > GMT,204.244.70.226:4213,204.244.70.33:135,TCP > (flags:S) > FWIN,2005/01/18,21:49:42 -8:00 > GMT,204.244.70.226:4190,204.244.70.34:135,TCP > (flags:S) > FWIN,2005/01/18,21:54:38 -8:00 > GMT,204.244.70.226:1674,204.244.70.34:135,TCP > (flags:S) > FWIN,2005/01/18,21:42:52 -8:00 > GMT,204.244.70.226:1042,204.244.70.34:135,TCP > (flags:S) > FWIN,2005/01/18,01:51:54 -8:00 > GMT,204.244.70.21:1264,204.244.70.33:445,TCP > (flags:S) >
The scanning system within your IP range is probably infected with a virus and is looking for other systems to infect. Pass the information on to your ISP and they will look into it.
Regards,
Systemguy
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 | | From: | Arthur Hagen | | Subject: | Re: Port Scans from my ISP range | | Date: | Wed, 19 Jan 2005 08:50:15 -0500 |
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 | Systemguy wrote: > wrote in message > news:1106120546.977547.247560@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... >> Hello, >> >> I have been receiving port scans from within my IP range. I have a >> dynamic IP. Does anyone have any ideas why I am receiving these port >> scans. Below is a sample of my Zone Alarm log files: >> >> FWIN,2005/01/18,22:42:34 -8:00 >> GMT,204.244.70.226:4213,204.244.70.33:135,TCP >> (flags:S) >> FWIN,2005/01/18,21:49:42 -8:00 >> GMT,204.244.70.226:4190,204.244.70.34:135,TCP >> (flags:S) >> FWIN,2005/01/18,21:54:38 -8:00 >> GMT,204.244.70.226:1674,204.244.70.34:135,TCP >> (flags:S) >> FWIN,2005/01/18,21:42:52 -8:00 >> GMT,204.244.70.226:1042,204.244.70.34:135,TCP >> (flags:S) >> FWIN,2005/01/18,01:51:54 -8:00 >> GMT,204.244.70.21:1264,204.244.70.33:445,TCP >> (flags:S) >> > > The scanning system within your IP range is probably infected with > a virus and is looking for other systems to infect. Pass the > information on to your ISP and they will look into it. > > Regards, > > Systemguy
Or, they are on the same subnet and are simply clicking "Computers Near Me" in their Network Neighborhood.
Regards, -- *Art
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