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Re: kernel message : Possible flooding ???



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>From: Dany Dionne <ddionne@phy.ulaval.ca>
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>Hi,
>In the file /var/log/kern.log, I have the message like that :
>
>Nov 18 05:08:49 poynting last message repeated 2 times
>Nov 18 05:10:50 poynting kernel: Warning: possible SYN flooding. 
Sending
>cookies.
>Nov 18 05:10:59 poynting kernel: Warning: possible SYN flooding. 
Sending
>cookies.
>Nov 18 05:10:59 poynting kernel: validated probe(3103d184, 5a4ccb84,
>33166, 20100, 1878646017)
>
>This message is repeated a lot of time. What is the meaning of this
>message? This week, a user (we actively search him) use our server to
>attack and crash a other server on the net. Today, our own server 
crash.
>We think that the crash was a strike back. So, the kernel message about 
a
>possible flooding could be related to our hacker war?
>
>Dany Dionne
>Physics Department
>Laval University
>Canada
>
Dany, sure looks like a syn-flood attack, take a look in tcpdump and
See if it gave a legit address. BTW: is this on the Irc???..Rik...
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