<Limit CONNECT> order deny,allow deny from all </Limit> The abobe snipet is for apache; iis, and others i dont know how to... but i think they have this kind of setting too.
There are a lot of methods... "trace" gives to me more fear than "connect" On Thursday 05 June 2003 07:11, Joerg Over wrote: > Am 12:03 03.06.2003 -0400 teilte Zep mir folgendes mit: > -> > -> > ->I've googled log entries like the ones below, looking for some > ->mention of the exploit/what's being attempted (port 25, I'm > ->guessing it's spam relay?) and how to make sure I'm not helping > ->someone be an interdork. any info is greatly appreciated. > -> > ->63.211.23.62 - 63.211.23.62 - - - [02/Jun/2003:22:43:35 -0400] > "CONNECT mx00.comcast.net:25 HTTP/1.0" 405 99 > ->63.211.23.62 - 63.211.23.62 - - - [02/Jun/2003:22:43:37 -0400] > "POST http://63.211.23.62:25/ HTTP/1.1" 200 1188 > ->63.211.23.38 - 63.211.23.38 - - - [03/Jun/2003:10:26:36 -0400] > "CONNECT mailin-04.mx.aol.com:25 HTTP/1.0" 405 99 > ->63.211.23.38 - 63.211.23.38 - - - [03/Jun/2003:10:26:36 -0400] > "POST http://63.211.23.38:25/ HTTP/1.1" 200 1188 > -> > -> I'd be much less concerned if it weren't for the 200 codes on > the > ->'POST' commands. Thanks. > > Will probably a week again until this post strikes, but now and > then I still try. If "you" is 63.211.23.0/24, you got somebody > looking for an open proxy (like you suspected). > I believe the 200 on the POST doesn't mean he was successful, but > you might want to check yourself anyway: > http://www.corpit.ru/mjt/proxycheck.html > > hth, jo > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- >- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
