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On Friday 30 July 2004 05:22, Marcus Merrin wrote:
> I saw the same thing about a month ago, only the selection of usernames
> was much wider, including graceland, metro, elvis, matrix and many more
I have seen the same. I think (although haven't tried to verify) that these
are Nessus test.
> including guest and test. It was traced to a host in Japan but I
> haven't heard back from them if any action was taken. Maybe the current
My last batch of Nessus scans, a few days ago, was from Taiwan. Apparently
action was taken (I got a reply saying that the report was being forwarded to
the institution security people) and the scans stopped.
> wave is a cut-down version of a more comprehensive tool? Attacks on my
> client's servers went on for about an hour at a time.
Just grepping through my logs, since Jul 21 I have been seeing the test and
guest ones. I have also seen one source that ran through: test, guest, admin,
admin, user, root, root, root, test.
Otherwise it's all been test and guest (or people making typos).
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Robin <robin (at) kallisti.net (dot) nz [email concealed]> JabberID: <eythian (at) jabber (dot) org [email concealed]>
Hostes alienigeni me abduxerunt. Qui annus est?
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