Originally posted by KilldaDJ
so...some stupid kid is trying to ddos me on that port
any particular reason why he chose that one? because my firewall is going ape shit at me
nehh..
If its a DDOS it would be more than one person . Also if its truly a DDOS basically its just sending enough information so that your machine cant handle it and crashes so the port is not really relevant. As far as i know that port is not standard for any common program, maybe you have some prog that uses that port? Just block his IP in your firewall, and you should be ok.
Orbax
At that point you kind of crossed the rubicon and you might as well lay siege to Rome
Oct-12-2006 23:39
pvdAngel
Lavenderism...
Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Inside My Mind
I'm afraid my amaturish binary skills aren't going to help you on this one.
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Oct-12-2006 23:40
Boomer187
Spicy Hotdog
Registered: Aug 2001
Location: USA
might be port scanning you for a backdoor. usually they use high port numbers when setting up ftps and the like. It might seem like a ddos attack, but it could just be them scanning.
nothing to worry about.
Oct-12-2006 23:41
enferno
Penus Maximus
Registered: Jan 2004
Location: jesus land
quote:
Originally posted by pvdAngel
I'm afraid my amaturish binary skills aren't going to help you on this one.
binary has nothing to do with ports?
and binary is 1 and 0
not 19606
you are teh loze
Oct-12-2006 23:42
KilldaDJ
birth.school.trance.death
Registered: Sep 2001
Location: tranceaddict wants to know your location
well im assuming whoever is behind this little lame attack is working solo and with the help of proxies and such (i dunno, im no h4x0r)
the port itself is blocked anyway, just shows up on my firewall (its not going to crash any time soon but its kinda annoying)
Originally posted by enferno
binary has nothing to do with ports?
and binary is 1 and 0
not 19606
you are teh loze
It was a lame joke. I think we can all have one now and again.
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Oct-12-2006 23:42
enferno
Penus Maximus
Registered: Jan 2004
Location: jesus land
oh okay
how about LOL!
Oct-12-2006 23:43
Ian
Not dead yet.
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: UK
quote:
Originally posted by Boomer187
might be port scanning you for a backdoor. usually they use high port numbers when setting up ftps and the like. It might seem like a ddos attack, but it could just be them scanning.
nothing to worry about.
what is it with you & backdoors ?
Oct-12-2006 23:43
KilldaDJ
birth.school.trance.death
Registered: Sep 2001
Location: tranceaddict wants to know your location
quote:
Originally posted by Boomer187
might be port scanning you for a backdoor. usually they use high port numbers when setting up ftps and the like. It might seem like a ddos attack, but it could just be them scanning.
nothing to worry about.
they are awfully interested in port 19606. remote ports and adresses change all the time (fair enough if it was a solitary ip just filling my firewall log, but this kid is after something)
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the amount of gay and animal porn i have just found on your hd is staggering.
Oct-12-2006 23:45
enferno
Penus Maximus
Registered: Jan 2004
Location: jesus land
quote:
Originally posted by KilldaDJ
they are awfully interested in port 19606. remote ports and adresses change all the time (fair enough if it was a solitary ip just filling my firewall log, but this kid is after something)
. Also if its truly a DDOS basically its just sending enough information so that your machine cant handle it and crashes so the port is not really relevant. As far as i know that port is not standard for any common program, maybe you have some prog that uses that port? Just block his IP in your firewall, and you should be ok.
