[nsp-sec] Relation between 64.150.191.48 and 216.67.248.123

SURFcert - Peter p.g.m.peters at utwente.nl
Tue Apr 24 08:05:06 EDT 2012


Excuse my response to myself.

SURFcert - Peter wrote on 24-04-2012 12:12:

> One of our institutions (194.171.66.126) has been suffering from UDP
> DDoS attacks the last couple of months. Earlier attacks seems to have
> stopped since a few weeks. We thought it started again last Monday.
> Examining the flow did show something different though. While other
> attacks seemed to be be very much distributed this attack only came from
> the two IP addresses mentioned.
> 
> It was also an UDP based attack so the addresses could be spoofed.
> 
> Characteristics:
> Random UDP port to random UDP port
> Always 1500 bytes per packet
> Start time: 2012-04-23 09:05:46.470
> End time: 2012-04-23 09:05:49.210
> Timezone: CEST (GMT+2)

During the five minutes after this attack another one started coming
from 118.123.213.26 to port 80 UDP. The size was again 1500 bytes. That
ended 2012-04-23 09:08:05.590 (CEST).

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