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Date:      Sun, 02 Apr 2000 20:54:52 -0800
From:      "Chutima S." <chutima_s@zdnetonebox.com>
To:        freebsd-security@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject:   How to deal with intruder?
Message-ID:  <20000403035452.VVHA21091.mta01.onebox.com@onebox.com>

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Dear all,

I'm a new internet admin.  I found in security check output routine that
many people try to connect to my server:

Mar  3 18:56:45 mail inetd[2409]: refused connection from p62-bkkSP1.C.loxinfo.net.th,
service popper (tcp)
Mar  3 18:58:05 mail inetd[2411]: refused connection from p62-bkkSP1.C.loxinfo.net.th,
service tcpd (tcp)
Mar  3 18:59:11 mail inetd[2412]: refused connection from p62-bkkSP1.C.loxinfo.net.th,
service popper (tcp)
Mar  3 19:01:38 mail inetd[2426]: refused connection from p62-bkkSP1.C.loxinfo.net.th,
service popper (tcp)
Mar  3 19:11:32 mail inetd[2439]: refused connection from p62-bkkSP1.C.loxinfo.net.th,
service popper (tcp)
Mar  3 19:21:33 mail inetd[2451]: refused connection from p62-bkkSP1.C.loxinfo.net.th,
service popper (tcp)
Mar 17 12:48:14 mail inetd[32549]: refused connection from 210.71.232.99,
service tcpd (tcp)
Mar 17 12:48:16 mail inetd[32551]: refused connection from 210.71.232.99,
service tcpd (tcp)
Mar 18 10:40:24 mail inetd[34770]: refused connection from l238ppp099.ksc.net.th,
service tcpd (tcp)
Mar 18 10:40:24 mail inetd[34771]: refused connection from l238ppp099.ksc.net.th,
service tcpd (tcp)
Mar 18 10:40:24 mail inetd[34772]: refused connection from l238ppp099.ksc.net.th,
service tcpd (tcp)
Mar 18 10:40:24 mail inetd[34773]: refused connection from l238ppp099.ksc.net.th,
service tcpd (tcp)
Mar 18 10:41:27 mail inetd[34775]: refused connection from l238ppp099.ksc.net.th,
service tcpd (tcp)
Mar 18 10:41:41 mail inetd[34777]: refused connection from l238ppp099.ksc.net.th,
service tcpd (tcp)
Apr  2 14:48:11 mail inetd[69483]: refused connection from root@203.107.227.2,
service tcpd (tcp)
Apr  2 14:48:11 mail inetd[69484]: refused connection from root@203.107.227.2,
service tcpd (tcp)

That really scare me!!!  I don't know how to deal with them.  So I want
your advice for :
1. Should I try to contact anybody(admin at those server)?
2. How can I trace them back to know are they?
 
Thank you,
-- 
Chutima Subsirin
chutima_s@zdnetonebox.com - email



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