full-disclosure - Anyone noticing an increase in IOS HTTP scanning?

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Message-ID: <20050901183424.GD10098@felber.dyaptive.com>
Date: Thu Sep  1 19:34:39 2005
From: hbrown at dyaptive.com (Hugh Brown)
Subject: Anyone noticing an increase in IOS HTTP
	scanning?

nms@...afore.ca wrote:

> I have been getting at least 40 IOS HTTP Unauth Command Execution scans
> in the last 12 hours. Every one has come from a different source IP,
> but they are all located in Korea.
> They are all trying to execute GET /level/16/exec/-///pwd HTTP/1.0 .
> The stupid thing is, they are trying this on a bunch of web servers.

I saw the exact same thing here, except that the IP addresses seem to
come from all over the place, judging by the TLDs and WHOIS info:
Slovenia, Israel, China, France...

> Has anyone else seen something like this? Before last night, there
> had never been one of these on this network.

Never not once.

-- 
Hugh Brown
Network Administrator, Dyaptive Systems
hbrown@...ptive.com