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systematic probing on port 80



This question does not have has much to do with Linux as it has to do
with supporting and defending a Linux server.  I have a non-production
server that I have been systematically probed through port 80 over the
last 5 weeks.  It has been an interesting experience in seeing how the
probe is being done.  After collecting my diagnostics from "ethereal" and
my access and error logs I approached my ISP provider.  There response
was non-supportive (They could care less about drilling back to the
originating machine).  I did  send the same logs to CERT as part of the
notification on active problems. 

My problem is now what?  The probes continue and I have identified over
1600 compromised machines.  Does anyone know of a group that provides
support/programs/tools  to drill back to the originating source of these
probes?

My next step right now would be to "host" and" whois" the compromised
machines IP's to identify an administrator and work with them - Is there
a more automated approach?

Len Laulainen
(952) 567-4211
len@euler.com
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