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8080) as displayed in Figure Two (2). Note the number of events targeting each port are
relatively equivalent:
















Figure Two (2): 218.77.79.43 destination port breakdown, August 2014

The activity observed indicates multiple timed and ongoing scans were occurring, with
overlapping activity on the other targeted ports. The scans occurred over a six hour interval with
subsequent bursts detected a few hours later.

Figure Three (3) shows a detailed view of the targeted destination ports below 1024, which
display distinct patterns:










































Figure Three (3): Destination Ports below 1024, August 2014

Further investigation revealed that the IP 218.77.79.43 creating this activity had been the
subject of quite a bit of chatter and documentation across the Web. Researching the IP might
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