help an intrusion...

Hello

I have syslog to a Kiwi syslog and make server turn PIX log files daily. I discovered that the daily log file size is now on average 10 times what it was in June.

After looking around, I found a lot of these types of entries:

304001: 211.100.29.104 URL accessed 209.129.192.52:http://121.205.88.229:1985

304001: 211.100.29.104 URL accessed 209.129.192.50:http://121.205.88.229:1985

304001: 211.100.29.104 URL accessed 209.129.192.52:http://121.205.88.229:1985

304001: 211.100.29.104 URL accessed 209.129.192.50:http://121.205.88.229:1985

304001: 211.100.29.104 URL accessed 209.129.192.52:http://121.205.88.229:1985

304001: 211.100.29.104 URL accessed 209.129.192.52:http://121.205.88.229:1985

304001: 211.100.29.104 URL accessed 209.129.192.52:http://121.205.88.229:1985

304001: 211.100.29.104 URL accessed 209.129.192.50:http://121.205.88.229:1985

304001: 211.100.29.104 URL accessed 209.129.192.52:http://121.205.88.229:1985

The source IP varies, although currently it is 99.999% 211.100.29.104, as end IP & port in the URL accessed.

211.100.29.104 is not resolve a specific name, but resides in Beijing.

209.129.192.52 is an address of our web server. I do not understand the 209.129.192.52:http://... construction, but it seems clear that we are used to something that us would rather not (and that's an understatement...).

Looking at the log file of 6/13 and the logfile from today, there are 149 times more occurrences of ": http: ' today.

I also noted, however, that ": http:" occurs in this w which is likely to be traffic legitimate, / like this journal entries:

65.119.214.9 209.129.192.52 accessed URL:http://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=UTF-8&fr=sfp&p=teenlist&n=40

The ACE for 209.129.192.52 is the list of access permits acl_outside tcp any host 209.129.192.52 eq www.

I added an entry to block the IP of 211.100.29.104, but this does not prevent the next source...

Someone at - it care to say what is happening, and what I can do to stop it? (IPS? NAC? CSA? Non - Cisco tools?)

THX...

209.129.192.52 80 high anonymity Whois United States 2007-11-25

http://www.publicproxyservers.com/page2.html

but it seems you've solved it already :-)

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