It all depends. Is your machines IP address 192.168.0.158? It could be
someone on your segment, and since your NIC is in promiscuious mode,
it sees the traffic.
C-Ya,
Kenny
Derek Doucette wrote:
>
> Hey there I was just checking through my logs and came across this:
>
> Jun 18 21:56:00 keene snort[18571]:
>IDS296/http-whisker-splicing-attack-space: 192.168.0.158:3004 -> 151.193.165.62:80
>
> now am I confused or is this coming to from my comp to someones web server? Does
>anyone have any ideas??
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