Port 80 Scan Galore!
Port 80 Scan Galore!
I am getting hit like crazy with Port 80 scans. Most likely due to the Code Red Worm. They are all primarily on RoadRunner. Anyone esle getting nailed alot by these scans?
- W_I_Z_K_I_D
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Yo listen Dids
i aint got no port 80 scans latelly but yeah your right...probbaly got somethin to do with code red..
Kepp my ears and eyes open bro....You might whanto check with Greed and see what port 80 is and what its used for...he has an interesting port list.....could be uselfull
lAyTa
i aint got no port 80 scans latelly but yeah your right...probbaly got somethin to do with code red..
Kepp my ears and eyes open bro....You might whanto check with Greed and see what port 80 is and what its used for...he has an interesting port list.....could be uselfull
lAyTa
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Windows XP ( Service Pack 2 )
Pentium 4 (3) GHz
2.00 GB of RAM
** Zone Allarm Pro
** AVG Anti Virus
** Cookie Wall
** Pop Up Stopper
** Spy Bot
** Spy Ware Blasster
** Add Aware se Pro
** Ccleaner
** Clean Up
** Port Bloacker
** Tweek UI WIn XP
** Port Scanner
Dialup 56k
DialUp-Syd.IPrimus....56k(Motorola internal Modem)
port 80 is http
http://www.computerglitch.net"I'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional...) for AT clones... It's not portable and it probably [won't ever] support anything other than AT hard disks, as thats all I have :-(." --Posted on Usenet August 1991 by Linus Trovalds
curiosity builds security | dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=512 count=100
EOF
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Logan 5
Nothing's getting past my router to ZAPro, but my modem lights (data and activity) are blinking just like I'm downloading a file. Been doing that all day today, but no data is coming through, and nothing to my computers except what's supposed to come through. Speed is also unaffected as I get 500—1,000-plus KB/ps at HappyPuppy. I called ATT and they have no idea what's going on either, but they have been getting a bunch of complaints on it today and they are trying to find out what's up.
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Same here with the Port 80 scans....my router is not letting them through, but my logs are filling up and speed is adversely affected....
And it is constant...OMG...it NEVER stops....
I will have to just shut the sucker down and go watch TV
PEACE!!!!!
And it is constant...OMG...it NEVER stops....
I will have to just shut the sucker down and go watch TV
PEACE!!!!!
A man with a watch knows what time it is. A man with two watches is never sure.
My port 80 has also been under attack. About 200 hits yesterday (8/4).
Using @Home in Indiana.............
Using @Home in Indiana.............
Steve
www.zport.com
www.zport.com
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Same Story different modem in Florida on RR
The Chimdogger checking in....
My modem is possesed. Get me a preist! Port 80 scans up the buTT. Couple sub7 scans for good measure. Dont know what the deal is but I am considering a cable router. What could they be scanning for on port 80. Everybodys computer is wide open on port 80 but what are they hitting it for???? If there is an exploit for port 80 then things are going to get real interesting...
Later on,
Chimdogger out
My modem is possesed. Get me a preist! Port 80 scans up the buTT. Couple sub7 scans for good measure. Dont know what the deal is but I am considering a cable router. What could they be scanning for on port 80. Everybodys computer is wide open on port 80 but what are they hitting it for???? If there is an exploit for port 80 then things are going to get real interesting...
Later on,
Chimdogger out
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Code Red proliferates by scanning for other unpatched IIS servers. Most often these servers would be listening on tcp port 80 (http)...
I received over 500 requests yesterday - I'm on comcast@home, alexandria VA.
Most of them are coming from other hosts on the @home network all over canada and some from new england.
Speeds are down from 2400-3200 Down to about 1000. And I thought @home said they were going to start blocking inbound requests on port 80 across their network...
Skye
I received over 500 requests yesterday - I'm on comcast@home, alexandria VA.
Most of them are coming from other hosts on the @home network all over canada and some from new england.
Speeds are down from 2400-3200 Down to about 1000. And I thought @home said they were going to start blocking inbound requests on port 80 across their network...
Skye
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