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The rationale I saw from ISS before is that in a real synflood, the source
address is spoofed so realsecure does not report synfloods as coming from
the address the packets said they came from but from 0.0.0.0 instead. The
information saying 'SPOOFEDSRC <IP>' is telling you what the original IP
was.
I do not like this because it prevents you from being able to ignore
synflood false positives from certain addresses.
Now, if the product only allowed you to ignore specific alarms for
specific IPs rather than having to ignore everything...
-Jason
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> This seems to be a normal reaction by RealSecure to some port scanning
> products. I have tested a number of different port scanners and some of
> them are not identified but show up as SYNFloods with 0.0.0.0 source
> addresses (Hoppa in particular).
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> > What does it mean when I get a SYNFlood with a source address of 0.0.0.0?
> > It also gives me the spoofed source address. I have a few dozen of these
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