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Unexplained WAN traffic to private subnet ranges
Jan. 21, 2022, 5:32 a.m. | /u/keeny-fn-pawers
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While investigating a remote intrusion warning I noticed http traffic from two separate devices communicating with private IP subnet ranges that do not belong to any of our routers, or other devices. All of the traffic are to port 80.
Example IPs include:
10.50.60.15
10.80.80.112
209.54.181.102
All the above are reserved private ranges and the aforementioned traffic was observed on two different routers, but using the same Verizon modem. Anyone seen this before, or can explain? There are no VPNs …
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