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UDP packet flood, source Comcast Sanfran
you are filling up my firewall logs really quickly:
from
sjos-cns05.sanjose.ca.sanfran.comcast.net [69.252.96.26]
sjos-cns01b.sanjose.ca.sanfran.comcast.net [68.87.76.179]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
and a ton more
What's up?
Art
02/09/2014 11:44:03.224 - UDP packet dropped - 69.252.96.26, 53, WAN - 74.95.200.121, 3223, WAN - UDP Port: 3223
02/09/2014 11:45:03.256 - UDP packet dropped - 69.252.96.8, 53, WAN - 74.95.200.121, 3329, WAN - UDP Port: 3329
02/09/2014 11:46:07.816 - UDP packet dropped - 69.252.96.9, 53, WAN - 74.95.200.121, 3441, WAN - UDP Port: 3441
02/09/2014 11:47:32.288 - UDP packet dropped - 69.252.96.26, 53, WAN - 74.95.200.121, 3505, WAN - UDP Port: 3505
02/09/2014 11:48:33.304 - UDP packet dropped - 69.252.96.6, 53, WAN - 74.95.200.121, 3627, WAN - UDP Port: 3627
02/09/2014 11:50:03.368 - UDP packet dropped - 69.252.96.8, 53, WAN - 74.95.200.121, 3737, WAN - UDP Port: 3737
02/09/2014 11:51:03.400 - UDP packet dropped - 68.87.76.184, 53, WAN - 74.95.200.121, 3785, WAN - UDP Port: 3785
02/09/2014 11:52:08.080 - UDP packet dropped - 69.252.96.7, 53, WAN - 74.95.200.121, 3809, WAN - UDP Port: 3809
02/09/2014 11:53:38.112 - UDP packet dropped - 69.252.96.6, 53, WAN - 74.95.200.121, 3923, WAN - UDP Port: 3923
kraze
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11 years ago
It's hard to determine what this is. You'd need to view the packet contents to see what's really going on. However, since you're a business class customer in the SF area and the node in the SF area is sending you traffic, it's not likely to be malicious.
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