Hi
I was hoping someone
could kinda help me.. I have some reporting from our firewall that produces the
following output. I have to analyze this traffic but i have to confess that i
can not make out if this traffic is malicious or not or what it is except for
the obvious port 80 en port
a political mailing list
--- you dumb hippy. Your weak tree hugger political opinions mean nothing.
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Guys guys girls,
Please im trying to hack, test, read, be 'up to date' learn from the
full-disclosure-lists. Not learning or be teached economics, politics,
religion, ethics or beliefs, ( then ill go to MS ;-)
With all due respect to all, please keep this topic for a yahoo
forum/chat somewhere
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requirements, like you, I believe that Kerberos will
address those issues. However, I've never implemented it and can't be
certain.
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address.
Unlikely. If this were the case, the server would reply with RST, not
RST, ACK. There's too little information to come to any conclusion at
this point.
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, but there is not enough
information to be conclusive.
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that we all may know what it means
to get a few 127.0.0.1 on differing ports lately.
BTW, I'm on the list, you needn't address me.
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generator option I've seen when configuring recent Linux
kernels that I've not played with.
The network testing utilities in BSD ports collections are also worth
a look.
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published
and publicly available exploit code.
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issue,
not a firewall one.
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I'm done with this.
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secure system, and provides
a robust and secure platform for the firewall code itself.
The quality of the product speaks for itself.
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?
Will they learn from history? Only history will tell.
I'm pretty sure they won't. Even most tech guys don't have a clue.
Evidently, thanks for your example.
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. Could be that new self-morphing, dynamic reconfigurator
rootkit, too. Sounds evil in any case.
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When did this become the iDEFENSE logo?
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To: Security List
Subject: [Full-Disclosure] programming
I was wondering what the first and best language to learn would be for
someone new in the security field in order to understand the exploits better
and all of thoes things.
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/*bsd/gentoo/ect/ect/ect.
There is no real problem here. Don't blame microsoft if you can't come
up with solutions to simple security problems.
Niek
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Kristian,
This is the bagle.j virus:
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
html
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Van: Kristian Hermansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gepost om: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 11:34 PM
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