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<title>Head&#x27;s Up Trillian in Security</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<A HREF="/useremail/u/1029026"><b>koma3504</b></A> :  It is a good thing i always have a command prompt up and running with netstat 3<br><br> I caught trillian connecting to these 2 ip addresses<br>113.86.159.72 and here 114.86.159.72 on 20 of 26 accounts that I have sighned in. <br><br> The odd thing is I cannot do a traceroute past <br>dist1-vlan130.rcsntx.sbcglobal.net <br> I suppose it could be a aprt of the ATT scans i have been getting again<br>Date: 08/10 05:39:03 Name: ICMP PING CyberKit 2.2 Windows <br>Priority: 3 Type: Misc activity <br>IP info: 76.202.10.126:n/a -> 76.203.228.132:n/a <br>References: 1  <br> <br>Date: 08/10 08:08:45 Name: ICMP PING CyberKit 2.2 Windows <br>Priority: 3 Type: Misc activity <br>IP info: 76.202.10.126:n/a -> 76.203.228.132:n/a <br>References: 1  <br> <br>Date: 08/10 10:36:13 Name: ICMP PING CyberKit 2.2 Windows <br>Priority: 3 Type: Misc activity <br>IP info: 76.202.10.126:n/a -> 76.203.228.132:n/a <br>Date: 08/10 13:05:50 Name: ICMP PING CyberKit 2.2 Windows <br>Priority: 3 Type: Misc activity <br>IP info: 76.202.10.126:n/a -> 76.203.228.132:n/a <br>References: 1  <br> <br>Date: 08/10 14:23:28 Name: ICMP PING CyberKit 2.2 Windows <br>Priority: 3 Type: Misc activity <br>IP info: 76.200.216.27:n/a -> 76.203.228.132:n/a <br> <br> <br><br>05:18:58 ppp0 &raquo; - TCP   144.160.130.16    30554  76.203.228.132  50001 <br><br>15:06:31 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    137(NETBIOS-NS)  99.13.99.71  137(NETBIOS-NS) <br>15:06:32 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    137(NETBIOS-NS)  99.13.99.71  137(NETBIOS-NS) <br>15:06:34 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    137(NETBIOS-NS)  99.13.99.71  137(NETBIOS-NS) <br>15:06:37 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    137(NETBIOS-NS)  99.13.99.71  137(NETBIOS-NS) <br>15:06:38 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    137(NETBIOS-NS) 99.13.99.71<br>lookup block 99.13.99.71  137(NETBIOS-NS) <br>15:06:40 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    137(NETBIOS-NS) 99.13.99.71<br>lookup block 99.13.99.71  137(NETBIOS-NS) <br>15:06:41 ppp0 &raquo; - TCP   99.13.99.73    1389 99.13.99.71<br>lookup block 99.13.99.71  80(WWW-HTTP) <br>15:07:02 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    1133  99.13.99.71  161(SNMP) <br>15:07:04 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    1133  99.13.99.71  161(SNMP) <br>15:07:19 ppp0 &raquo; - TCP   99.13.99.73    5000  99.13.99.71  80(WWW-HTTP) <br>15:07:21 ppp0 &raquo; - TCP   99.13.99.73    5000  99.13.99.71  80(WWW-HTTP) <br>15:07:23 ppp0 &raquo; - TCP   99.13.99.73    5000  99.13.99.71  8080 <br>15:07:26 ppp0 &raquo; - TCP   99.13.99.73    5000  99.13.99.71  8080 <br>15:07:37 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    5000  99.13.99.71  137(NETBIOS-NS) <br>15:07:37 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    5000  99.13.99.71  138(NETBIOS-DGM) <br>15:07:37 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    5000  99.13.99.71  10421 <br>15:07:37 ppp0 &raquo; - UDP   99.13.99.73    5000 99.13.99.71<br>lookup block 99.13.99.71  10426 <br><br>after being attacked by 99.13.99.73<br> I had some iedw errors and all ie windows closed out/froze<br>And i had lost the DHCP ip address that my smoothwall box has been giving out to my router for as long as i can rember since the last install. <br> And FYI: I am already using Opendns dns numbers hardcoded in smoothwall. As well as just applied the latest patch which include<br><br>This update corrects several minor problems with SmoothWall Express 3.0 and a number of theoretical vulnerabilities<br><br>dnsmasq upgraded to 2.45, to correct a theoretical DNS cache poisoning issue.<br>openssl: 0.9.8h<br>openssh: 5.1p1<br>squid: 2.6.STABLE21<br>apache: 1.3.41<br>mod_ssl: 2.8.31<br>miniupnpd: 20080710<br>dhcp: 3.0.7.<br>Clam AV: 0.93.3<br>Fix for the IMSpector log viewer under Firefox 3.<br>Fix for installing updates via the old "push" method.<br><br>when there is some Att hops after that node<br><br>  4    13 ms     *       12 ms  dist1-vlan130.rcsntx.sbcglobal.net [151.164.162.130]<br><br>  5    14 ms    15 ms    11 ms  151.164.93.188<br>  6    14 ms    12 ms    15 ms  ex1-p12-0.eqdltx.sbcglobal.net [151.164.40.29]<br>  7    21 ms    13 ms    13 ms  asn10310-10-yahoo.eqdltx.sbcglobal.net [151.164.250.<br>10]<br><small>--<br>&#134; Koma &#134;<br><b><i>If YOu Don't Think It's Possable!! It's Acually A Reality!!The best way to predict the future is to invent it. Alan Kay!!<br>Ya Don't Know The signal Till Ya Ride It!!<br>Voice Break's There's Trouble!!!!</b></i></small>]]></description>
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