Many thanks all for your replies. It is as I thought. The main reason I
asked this question is that the frequency of these emails has increased
greatly over the last 2 or 3 weeks. Using the command whois indicates
that they mostly come from China or the Far East. To be expected I suppose.
Regards
Hi Clive,
You can ignore these from a threat perspective. People from all over
the world are scanning the entire Internet all the time. That is just
a part of daily life on the Internet.
Cheers,
James.
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thank dog for IPv6 increasing the address space enough that it's neigh-on
impossible to work out which addresses are likely to contain anything at
all, let alone anything interesting.
although it also will mean that sysadmins will have fun using addresses
containing things like :cafe and :b00b
On Mon, 10 Feb 2014 20:37:58 +
Daniel Llewellyn diddle...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Daniel,
although it also will mean that sysadmins will have fun using
addresses containing things like :cafe and :b00b and :1337 (I would
And face:booc (sic).
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Regards _
/ ) The
Over the last couple of weeks or so my router keeps sending me emails
similar to the below:-
TCP Packet - Source:122.226.102.31 Destination:(my internet connection) -
[PORT SCAN]
The source is different each time but sometimes with the same 3 starting
starting blocks.
Should I be doing
/2014 11:17 (GMT+00:00)
To: Hampshire LUG Discussion List hampshire@mailman.lug.org.uk
Subject: [Hampshire] Router Port Scan
Over the last couple of weeks or so my router keeps sending me emails similar
to the below:-
TCP Packet - Source:122.226.102.31 Destination:(my internet connection
