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On 28-jul-04, at 10:19, Christine Kronberg wrote:
> Has anyone tried to capture that with an honeypot? I'm considering
> that for my own but lack the proper enviroment.
>
Hi
Located in Holland I see exactly the same...
Apart from the usual SK toolkits with a lot of account-names, I also
see the test/guest accounts coming by.
The ipaddresses are too random and the scan happens to often for SK
work me thinks.
Looks like a worm or root-kit.
What surprises me is that they don't try a password.
They just knock at the door and say hello with their username.
So I think it's certainly a version-check.
But I agree with the above...This calls for a honeypot...I hope someone
has the time and motivation to set one up...
For sofar I know this thing hasn't got a name yet...
I don't like things without a name
Cheers
Merlijn
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