[nsp-sec] ACK: HTTP Bot C&C Hits - 2009-06-15

Rodolfo Baader rbaader at arcert.gov.ar
Tue Jun 16 17:55:22 EDT 2009


Hi!

ACK for AR ASNs:
3449
7303
10318
10481
11664
16814
19037
22927
27747

Notifications were sent to the abuse/noc departments.

*--------------------------------
Details:
#TOTAL ASN Argentina: 9
#TOTAL IPS Argentina: 26 total

   9 7303
   6 22927
   4 10318
   2 10481
   1 3449
   1 11664
   1 16814
   1 19037
   1 27747
*--------------------------------

R.


Tim Wilde wrote:
> ----------- nsp-security Confidential --------
> 
> Greetings everyone!
> 
> We have received a list of approximately 120,000 IPs that were seen
> fetching a page of encrypted command and control content via HTTP from a
> major hosting provider within an approximately 36 hour period ending
> yesterday afternoon.  That provider does not want to be named, but has
> asked us to distribute this data to our contacts so that they can
> identify the bots within their networks.
> 
> We have a considerable degree of certainty that any IP hitting the page
> in question is a bot, and though the actual C&C content was disabled
> some time ago, it is likely that these IPs are continuing to hit the
> page in question.  The requests would be standard HTTP on TCP/80.
> 
> You can find individual lists of IPs for each ASN that had hits at the
> following URL:
> 
> 	https://www.cymru.com/nsp-sec/Owned/httpbot-20090615/
> 
> The column after the IP address is the timestamp of the last hit seen
> from that IP at the time the sample was taken, in UTC.
> 
> Below my .signature you will find a list of the ASNs included, along
> with the number of hits for each ASN (first column is ASN, second is
> number of hits).  This file can also be found here:
> 
> 	https://www.cymru.com/nsp-sec/Owned/httpbot-20090615/asnlist.txt
> 
> Please take a look at the hits for your ASN(s) and take whatever actions
> you deem appropriate.  Please let us know if you have any questions, or
> if we can attempt to get any further data from the provider in question
> that would make these reports more useful.
> 
> Best Regards,
> Tim Wilde
> 

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