Jeremy C. Reed wrote: > On Tue, 7 Oct 2008, Kevin Darcy wrote: > > >>> Look at the http:// website at the IP in the original email and then look >>> at the links at the bottom of that same webpage for even more details. >>> >>> >> You mean, the web page that you have to access via an embedded-IP URL, >> that talks mainly about a DNS scan in 2005, originating from the >> 209.200.133.224/27 netblock? >> > > The webpage I saw today has recent details (and is not from ISC). > The most recent DNS-specific reference I see on that webpage is to a "small DNS scan" (12-Apr-2008) and claims to only be hitting "known DNS servers", whatever that means.
The main DNS scan mentioned on the webpage supposedly occurred in 2005. No indications are given that the scans are continuing indefinitely. The IP address of the scanner is in ISC's netblock, and ISC controls the reverse DNS. Frankly, I think this is bordering on anti-social. It smells like someone left the scanning tool on autopilot and couldn't be bothered publishing reverse DNS for the scanner address or keeping the website updated. - Kevin
