UDP/1030 (continued)

Published: 2005-10-03
Last Updated: 2005-10-03 21:49:45 UTC
by William Salusky (Version: 1)
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In a continuing effort since yesterday, our readers have been providing us with packet captures of UDP/1030 traffic and does in fact confirm the Dshield port utilization increase is attributed to Windows messenger popup spamming attempts.  We are no longer in need of new packet captures.  I repeat, we are no longer in need of packet captures.  We however, have been unable to confirm any case in which this traffic would result in a successful display of messenger popup spam.

All samples provided were of the 'Registry fix, You need our application' spam, and if you regularly look at traffic capture this is will be nothing new.  I am almost to the point where I treat UDP/1025-1030 as universal background noise.
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