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Subject: FTP anon attack?
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Hello,

I have recently commissioned a new server in which anon ftp will be included
with each new domain we add.

I have noticed some flaky numbered files being uploaded to the incoming dir.
I have been looking around to see if this is a virus that matches or if this
is some kind of DoS attack or what. These files are defineatley bianary and
are always about the same size. (about 1 mb).

Any ideas?

-Grant

Grant W. Peel
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