full-disclosure - Malformed DNS packets

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Message-ID: <11995.217.33.219.194.1070921698.squirrel@server27.ukservers.net>
From: chris at get-tuf.com (Chris Brown)
Subject: Malformed DNS packets

At last the answer...

http://www.lurhq.com/sinit.html

Appears that the increase in DNS traffic is down to the Sinit P2P trojan.