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List:       incidents
Subject:    Re: [despammed] Bogus DNS traffic
From:       whiplash <whiplash () despammed ! com>
Date:       2003-10-23 22:49:01
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David Gillett wrote:
>   I'm seeing random UDP packets to port 53 of random
> internal IP addresses.  The source IP addresses are
> external, all over the map, although the one example
> I've gotten a good capture of bore the source MAC
> address of an internal server.  (Whatever is spoofing
> the IP address *could* be spoofing the MAC address, but
> that would still indicate an origin inside our network....)

As reported elsewhere (see
http://cert.uni-stuttgart.de/archive/intrusions/2003/10/msg00168.html )
the origin of this malformed dns traffic could be a sort of trojan/worm
named kx.exe.
I just grabbed a copy of it following the procedure described in the
link reported above.


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