full-disclosure - Counter-Attacking hackers? (wtf)

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Subject: Counter-Attacking hackers? (wtf)

On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 13:51:48 -0500, Valdis.Kletnieks@...edu wrote:
>
>On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 12:03:43 EST, Cael Abal <lists2@...you.com>  said:
>
>> 1) Kiddie probes/attacks Symbiot-protected network.
>>
>> 2) Symbiot-protected network retaliates, temporarily bringing down
>> kiddie's computer.
>
>1) Black hat probes/attacks Symbiot-protected network to cause a DoS.
>
>2) Symbiot reverse-attacks the forged source of attacks.
>
>3) Men In Black stop by to pick up the servers to investigate the attack on
>a TLA.  Mission Accomplished.. :)
>

1) Black hat probes/attacks Symbiot-protected network to cause a DoS.

2) Symbiot reverse-attacks the forged source of attacks, another 
Symbiot-protected network.

3) The two Symbiot-protected networks counter-attack each other in
endless loop.  Double the pleasure, double the fun. :):)

It's an old trick to anyone who has got two autoresponders into a
loop by forging a sender address and to any mailing list manager
who have had subscribers with misconfigured vacation replies.