[nsp-sec] namespace4u.de

Florian Weimer fweimer at bfk.de
Fri Mar 27 12:46:46 EDT 2009


* John Fraizer:

> Yes.  It was most certainly random.  It could be a Kaminsky-style attack
> though.  Here is an example from a snoop on one of our customer-facing
> caching nameservers:
>
> $ /usr/sbin/snoop -i 0326091400.cap | grep namespace
>   2   0.00055 cns03.olvemo01.sys.nuvox.net -> 193.223.77.3 DNS C
> ovqkaxdNZgEGl.namespace4you.de. Internet * ?

namespace4you or namespace4u?

The former makes much more sense.

> Some research showed that queries directed at the WAN IP of the CPE
> would be reflected by the CPE to our caching nameservers.

So it's just a reflective attack against namespace4you.de/Fourty Six
Media.  They appear to be filtering queries to everything under
namespace4you.de (except ns and ns2).

I suppose these attacks can be quite difficult to deal with. 8-(

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