The document reports on scans detected between December 30, 2020 and January 28, 2021. It shows that a device with the IP address 10.15.15.42 scanned various ports like 80, 443, 137 and 1900 on networks GP-VPN and GWWAN, with over 5,000 scans detected. Several other devices on the Local_Net2 network were also seen scanning port 443 on the GWWAN network. All scans were identified as host sweeps and alerts were triggered with an ID of 8002.
The document reports on scans detected between December 30, 2020 and January 28, 2021. It shows that a device with the IP address 10.15.15.42 scanned various ports like 80, 443, 137 and 1900 on networks GP-VPN and GWWAN, with over 5,000 scans detected. Several other devices on the Local_Net2 network were also seen scanning port 443 on the GWWAN network. All scans were identified as host sweeps and alerts were triggered with an ID of 8002.
The document reports on scans detected between December 30, 2020 and January 28, 2021. It shows that a device with the IP address 10.15.15.42 scanned various ports like 80, 443, 137 and 1900 on networks GP-VPN and GWWAN, with over 5,000 scans detected. Several other devices on the Local_Net2 network were also seen scanning port 443 on the GWWAN network. All scans were identified as host sweeps and alerts were triggered with an ID of 8002.
The document reports on scans detected between December 30, 2020 and January 28, 2021. It shows that a device with the IP address 10.15.15.42 scanned various ports like 80, 443, 137 and 1900 on networks GP-VPN and GWWAN, with over 5,000 scans detected. Several other devices on the Local_Net2 network were also seen scanning port 443 on the GWWAN network. All scans were identified as host sweeps and alerts were triggered with an ID of 8002.