TCP Port 12174 Request For Packets
On a very slow day, I have had a chance to catch up on some of the trends over the past few months, and something interesting caught my eye: A severe upshot in port 12174 traffic over the past 48 hours has appeared on the radar. I know TCP Port 12174 has appeared a few times in the past; I am checking to see if this is an old dog, or an old dog with new tricks. If anybody has any packet captures for this port please submit them via the Contacts page.
Thanx,
Tony Carothers
tony d0t carothers at isc,sans,org
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