There are many that are on both lists.. most are 
Asia, but there are some locals, like 24.73.176.42 which is in virginia.
I reported this to the FBI and offered to 
help  identify the computers involved in the 
attack. IF they respond, maybe we could build a 
web app that collects all of our logs on this 
attack and find the most common ones..

If anyone else wants to report it - go to 
https://tips.fbi.gov/  perhaps if they get a lot 
of complaints they will investigate it.

It has turned into a denial of service attack for 
me.. I have been getting database times out 
errors during peak times.  Users are starting to 
complain.. it is going on for too long.


>Now look at how many of those are from Asia Pacific Network Info Centre
>
>..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
>Bobby Hartsfield
>http://acoderslife.com
>http://cf4em.com
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Al Musella, DPM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Saturday, August 09, 2008 12:35 PM
>To: CF-Talk
>Subject: Re: SQL injection attack on House of Fusion
>
>Here are my top 50: Note that the top 1 is in the same subnet as your
>top 1.     I had 134,993 attempts that I caught..
>
>
>IP (times)
>203.160.1.52 (705)
>203.162.3.160 (373)
>203.160.1.76 (325)
>61.164.132.230 (325)
>59.15.212.125 (258)
>210.112.177.244 (252)
>70.189.143.59 (219)
>221.253.217.138 (204)
>96.36.10.144 (196)
>24.73.176.42 (194)
>98.28.106.213 (190)
>68.193.151.157 (165)
>24.47.218.244 (162)
>123.202.60.95 (143)
>59.114.123.73 (141)
>218.254.31.26 (140)
>202.131.225.173 (138)
>125.107.109.47 (135)
>189.172.137.45 (133)
>203.162.3.169 (133)
>68.56.228.46 (133)
>12.217.163.28 (132)
>67.86.134.184 (132)
>76.92.189.111 (132)
>61.252.80.122 (131)
>67.177.74.149 (130)
>69.249.95.147 (130)
>70.109.78.114 (129)
>202.92.190.172 (125)
>70.124.124.12 (124)
>85.228.247.106 (122)
>190.244.220.149 (121)
>12.207.124.127 (118)
>74.128.74.54 (118)
>69.254.237.179 (117)
>98.195.181.47 (117)
>163.19.104.53 (114)
>218.237.7.174 (114)
>24.170.242.107 (114)
>67.180.14.106 (113)
>83.145.205.184 (112)
>142.177.47.211 (110)
>58.241.23.162 (110)
>68.194.247.48 (110)
>75.67.214.54 (110)
>76.122.137.243 (110)
>74.214.55.53 (108)
>99.194.179.224 (108)
>124.8.50.109 (107)
>121.13.155.156 (105)
>
>
>
>
>
> >Our attacks over the past *24 hours* have originated from *12,007*
> >different IP addresses.  Twelve THOUSAND.  That is not a
> >typo.   This is an extremely large botnet, pure and simple.   These
> >IP addresses appaer to be largely random folks who are using
> >browsers with vulnerabilities.
> >
> >Each client, on average, makes 2-4 attack requests.
> >
> >Here are the origin IPs with the most attacks:
> >
> >| ip              | attacks | tmp1 | tmp2 |
> >+-----------------+-------+----------+----------+
> >| 203.160.1.40    |  1246 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 203.160.1.70    |   596 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 61.164.132.230  |   478 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 211.72.233.9    |   471 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 203.162.3.159   |   462 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 211.72.233.8    |   452 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 211.72.233.10   |   429 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 221.253.217.138 |   319 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 210.112.177.244 |   252 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 59.15.212.125   |   252 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 70.88.218.70    |   240 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 67.86.134.184   |   234 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 125.107.109.47  |   231 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 202.92.190.172  |   225 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 59.114.123.73   |   224 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 12.215.231.131  |   218 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 68.193.151.157  |   200 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 98.28.106.213   |   200 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 122.118.202.29  |   198 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >| 67.184.18.83    |   196 |     NULL |     NULL |
> >
> >There have been fewer than 5 attacks from each of 4515 different IPs.
> >
> >So for those of you trying to stop this sort of thing by blocking IP
> >addresses, don't bother.
> >
> >Some of those 203.* and 211.* addresses look suspicious, and perhaps
> >are part of the botnet control, but who knows...
> >
> >I have the complete list of 12,000 IP addresses (and counting at the
> >rate of 500+ new IP addresses each hour) of this botnet available if
> >that's of any use to anyone.
> >
> >Regards
>
>
>
>
>
>

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