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Legacy Forums => Experienced User Forum => Topic started by: WIldkow on August 20, 2003, 09:20:49 PM
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For the past two days I have received over 500 Snort/ACID alerts for "ICMP PING CyberKit 2.2 Windows" almost all coming from different ip's but almost all in this range 24.xxx.xxx.xxx. This is the same range or ip for AT&T which is my ISP. So I am assuming that someone is bouncing this ping off these ip addresses. Fact is I'm a bit of a n00b so my question is what should I do?
Guardian (not Dan's) is not blocking these, that I can see in the Guardian log. Is there a way to have these addresses or this type of PING blocked for 24+ hours automagically?
Another question at a friends site we have a ISDN/DSL Router with a public ip address feeding into our e-smith/SME box over a private ip address. Then out to the local LAN. with SAG as the IDS. Is there a way to monitor the public ip address from the e-smith/SME box and if so will ACID/Guardian work. I have done some research and I found info on "Sensors and var HOME_Net" for Snort but am still confused as to the implementation.
TIA
Wildkow
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We use sprint and I'm getting the same thing from Sprint IP's.
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I got this back from Sunflower.com an ISP which I complained to about their customers. Boy that was quick, and personal wish I had them instead of Comcast.
Brian
It's not a single person. We're an ISP (Sunflower) and there's a new virus out that is pinging multiple comptuers. It's the Nachi virus. Here's a link about it: http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/w32nachia.html
We're addressing the issue and addressing customers as we identify them as being infected. This is not an attack upon you per se, it's just viruses trying to spread.
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WIldkow,
This is impressive (the response). I've sent dozens of such complaints off to as many ISP's and if I get anything back, it's an auto response (and that's rare). That this group actually hand wrote a response to you is unheard of.
Nice to know there is at least one ISP interested in what's going on in their network.
Dave