full-disclosure - Attack profiling tool?

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Message-ID: <20030710114522.P3778-100000@birmingham-infragard.org>
From: daniel_clemens at autism.birmingham-infragard.org (daniel uriah clemens)
Subject: Attack profiling tool?

> I have seen this a number of times from various IP addresses and it is
> always exactly the same. Our product which detected this prevents against
> these types of attacks anyway so it is not a problem but I was wondering if
> it is a particular attack tool going round the Internet profiling different
> sites to see how many connections they support.

Out of curiosity to possibly reclarify your definition of an attack...
What type of attacks do these more than 3 connections fall into?

-Daniel Uriah Clemens

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