On 03/06/16 16:49, James Bensley wrote:
> But equally a last look-up time means prefixes used more frequently
> due to background scatter and bots just aimless scanning looking for
> open telnet ports with no other genuine traffic can be favoured over
> more "useful" / "valuable" but less freqeuncy used prefixes - so
> either way I don't like that idea.

I'd be interested in knowing how many prefixes are actually involved in
port knocking at any one time... I'd wager the number is lower than
you'd think; thousands, rather than hundreds of thousands.

Still, one DDoS with enough disparate, spoofed sources and you're toast.

-- 
Tom
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