Honeynet?
Scanning the networks of the WuHan People bank (China) brought up this:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.48:
NMAP: Not shown: 995 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 21/tcp open ftp
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 179/tcp open bgp
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP: 646/tcp open unknown
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.49:
NMAP: Not shown: 997 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 22/tcp open ssh
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.50:
NMAP: Not shown: 997 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 22/tcp open ssh
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.52:
NMAP: Not shown: 996 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 179/tcp open bgp
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP: 646/tcp open unknown
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.53:
NMAP: Not shown: 997 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 22/tcp open ssh
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.54:
NMAP: Not shown: 997 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 22/tcp open ssh
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
Oh yes - looks cool. We know what to do with the BGP port, right?
Have you every seen a Honeynet? Does this look like one?
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.48:
NMAP: Not shown: 995 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 21/tcp open ftp
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 179/tcp open bgp
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP: 646/tcp open unknown
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.49:
NMAP: Not shown: 997 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 22/tcp open ssh
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.50:
NMAP: Not shown: 997 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 22/tcp open ssh
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.52:
NMAP: Not shown: 996 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 179/tcp open bgp
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP: 646/tcp open unknown
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.53:
NMAP: Not shown: 997 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 22/tcp open ssh
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
NMAP:
NMAP: Interesting ports on 202.103.29.54:
NMAP: Not shown: 997 closed ports
NMAP: PORT STATE SERVICE
NMAP: 22/tcp open ssh
NMAP: 23/tcp open telnet
NMAP: 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
Oh yes - looks cool. We know what to do with the BGP port, right?
Have you every seen a Honeynet? Does this look like one?
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by snapcrackerz on -
looks like one to me thats just crazy lol
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Permalink Reply by mindcorrosive on -
Yay, telnet!
Good old-fashioned fun.
They must have a pretty large network in order to use BGP. I'm not sure how one can use this - session hijacking first comes to mind..
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