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Subject: [linux-help] Re: Port 18593 attacks
From: RoadBum1 <roadbum1@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 1 Aug 2004 16:58:59 -0700 (PDT)
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As far as I can tell it is a hacking attempt from a hacker. I searched for 
"port 18593' on google and found one site that watches ports for stuff like 
virus attacks and the sort.  I would try downloading backofficer friendly and 
see what info it comes up with on the attacks. it can find out all sorts of 
info you need to find the source of attacks and stop them
 
Eddie
bbales <bbales@xxxxxxx> wrote:
During the past week my Frazier Firewall has been turning away thousands of 
attempts at port 18593. Some times as many as 245 in one hour. In the past 
when I had a large number of hits on one port, I could find something about 
it from Symantec or some forum on the web. This time no-one is reporting 
anything about port 18593.

It seems to be overwhelming the firewall logging facilities as the daily email 
only reports the last six or eight hours.

Anyone have any clues about this? 
bruce





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