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net_runner
Im not sure what are scannig this boys, maybe it a worms, a virus, a new secret vuln... whatever, mi router catch a lot of scanning in this port... any suggestion?


thankz
xlulux
port 1214 is kazaA i think, capture the packets sent to your router and post, and keep looking for new worms, that is probibly it cause hackers dont just scan one port , that is mostly unknown
net_runner
i dont know how to capture packet, maybe you can teach me.
about 1214, yes is this network, kazaa/morpheus... (and i dont use this lame p2p)
ComSec
yeah kazaa port

if your new to sniffing then you might want to try this program for free

packetmon

http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/pmon.htm

should help you

also i made a program in the programmers section called TROY .. might help you identify trojans and open ports

http://www.governmentsecurity.org/forum/in...?showtopic=6248
TedOb1
xlulux is right 1214 is the default port for morphous/kazaa. you find this allot if your using dial-up. someone signs off that was sharing some popular files and your assigned that ip address when you sign on. to see for yourself scan a ip range for computers listening on 1214. fire-up telnet or netcat. telnet xx.xxx.xx.xxx 1214. enter "GET http/1.0 \n\n" some like to put another '/' between get and http but this works.

C:\>echo GET http/1.0 \n\n |nc -vv 172.147.xxx.62 1214
AC00000E.ipt.aol.com [172.147.xxx.62] 1214 (?) open
HTTP/1.0 501 Not Implemented
X-Kazaa-Username: lazygirl
X-Kazaa-Network: KaZaA
X-Kazaa-IP: 172.147.xxx.62:1530
X-Kazaa-SupernodeIP: 172.128.xxx.108:2030

sent 20, rcvd 158: NOTSOCK

packetmon is great. but a word of advise, if your are using a modem to connect there's not a packet scanner on the market that will capture outgoing packets from your machine. you have to set up a gateway that dials up to connect and then set your computer to use a network connection to the gateway for internet access to use an outbound sniffer.

easy answer...set your firewall not to warn you of these connection attempts unless your running kazaa.
eXist
Check out fport, to see if it is actually infact Kazaa that's running. Someone may have other stuff installed on your computer and use this port as a simple "disguise". Also, if packetmon isn't to your liking, try getting snort, another open source packet sniffer.
net_runner
First, i wanna say thankz to xlulux, ComSec, TedOb1, eXist
second, packetmon rulz
third: im drunk smile.gif


exist: is not necesary to run fport(great tool) the connection attemp is catched by the router and the router's real time logs is what im looking.
net_runner
packetmon catch this packet..

QUOTE

HEADER:
45 00 00 30 1B 02 40 00 6D 06 00 DC 52 D5 DD 6A  E..0..@.m...R..j
C0 A8 01 02 04 54 04 BE 00 03 1A A0 00 00 00 00  .....T..........
70 02 FF FF 6D E4 00 00                          p...m...       

DATA:
02 04 05 50 01 01 04 02                          ...P....       


how it can be interpreted?
what could it looking for?

pd: i started this topic becouse i detect a raising activity in port 1214...
kenshin_efx
try snort, is a sniffer.
www.google.cl ---> snort
ComSec
QUOTE (kenshin_efx @ Feb 9 2004, 02:25 AM)
try snort, is a sniffer.
www.google.cl ---> snort

i think from the reaction to his post :

QUOTE
dont know how to capture packet, maybe you can teach me


snort might just be a bit to advanced for a newbie...hence the easy starter with packetmon

jmo wink.gif
kenshin_efx
i will try packetmon, 10x for the tip ComSec.
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