UDP port 500 traffic from two clients
From: Chris Wilkes (cwilkes@ladro.com)Date: 01/28/02
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Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2002 08:27:19 -0800 From: Chris Wilkes <cwilkes@ladro.com> To: incidents@securityfocus.com
I recently moved and changed IP addresses within my ISP's block and two
IP addresses from mediaone.net and home.com hit me a couple of times a
minute with a UDP request to port 500.
Looking around on the net it appears this could be a machine trying to
VPN into mine. Since this is the first time these addresses have shown
up and they are just coming to and from port 500 I think their machines
mine be misconfigured or there is a DNS entry out there that says my
machine is the one that they want to get to.
What's the best way to stop this? I sent an email off to the abuse
address at the two ISPs (I'm sure that will go straight to /dev/null as
they are really large) asking them to investigate, but is there anything
else I should do?
I setup a UDP server to capture the data that they are sending and the
results of the two are at http://ladro.com/udp500.txt . They kept on
repeating the same 219 bytes over and over. The pattern has since
changed, but it looks like it is staying the same.
Right now I'm sending back a UDP packet of "Go away" but I'm wondering
if there is something else I can do. Is there some IKE message that
tells them to give up or one that will send a message to their screen?
Feel free to email me for more details.
Chris
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