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Have I angered someone recently?

As well as the previous distributed hack attacks I've mentioned previously, there's a new guy on the scene.
 
Yes, another hacker is attacking my little server.
 
This one is a bit different.  For some reason, he has locked on to AllPodcasts.com's Update page, and is sending URL-encoded binary data to it.  I'm guessing he's hoping to crash the server or something.
 
All the server is doing is looking at the bad data, giving a virtual <shrug>, and moving on with its life.  The bad data is expected and discarded.  Dunno why they're bothering.
 
These attempts are all coming from the one IP address though - 68.12.44.23 [ip68-12-44-23.ok.ok.cox.net] - so I'm setting up an IPsec policy so he won't even get as far as the web server.  Annoying, though.
 
I don't remember doing anything to annoy the script kiddies lately, and I hate being accidentally rude.  (Deliberately rude, now that's another matter.)  What did I do to merit all this attention?


Categories: Clueless Idiocy
Permalink #.Posted by 'geoff' on Wednesday, 01 March 2006 at 8:41AM


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