Re: TCP port attacks
From: Robin T Cox (robin2803_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 11/14/03
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Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:18:37 GMT
mike.franklin@btinternet.com (Mike Franklin) wrote in
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>> I think the suggestion in the link I quoted is that the Kerio setting
>> itself simply generates a lot of false positives, and so nobody is
>> actually scanning you.
>
> My profound apologies - I missed the link altogether in your post
> (doh) and have now had a look at it and it does seem very interesting.
> I have now applied most of the ideas discussed in that thread and it
> now looks more like the traffic on my connection is primarily echo
> requests from my own isp :(
>
> Mike
>
No problem - I must confess that when I first came across this it seemed
very odd!
Robin
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