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src_ip: 172.16.0.1, src_port: 61229, dest_ip: 192.168.10.50, dest_port: 80, event_type: flow, proto: TCP, app_proto: http, flow_pkts_toserver: 8, flow_pkts_toclient: 4, flow_bytes_toserver: 500, flow_bytes_toclient: 11829, flow_age: 10, flow_state: closed, flow_reason: timeout, tcp_tcp_flags: 1e, tcp_tcp_flags_ts: 1e, tcp_tcp_flags_tc: 12, tcp_syn: True, tcp_rst: True, tcp_psh: True, tcp_ack: True, tcp_state: closed ; event_type: flow, proto: TCP, app_proto: http, flow_pkts_toserver: 8, flow_pkts_toclient: 5, flow_bytes_toserver: 506, flow_bytes_toclient: 13258, flow_age: 12, flow_state: closed, flow_reason: timeout, tcp_tcp_flags: 1f, tcp_tcp_flags_ts: 1e, tcp_tcp_flags_tc: 1b, tcp_syn: True, tcp_fin: True, tcp_rst: True, tcp_psh: True, tcp_ack: True, tcp_state: closed ; event_type: flow, proto: TCP, app_proto: http, flow_pkts_toserver: 8, flow_pkts_toclient: 5, flow_bytes_toserver: 500, flow_bytes_toclient: 11895, flow_age: 0, flow_state: closed, flow_reason: timeout, tcp_tcp_flags: 1b, tcp_tcp_flags_ts: 1a, tcp_tcp_flags_tc: 13, tcp_syn: True, tcp_fin: True, tcp_psh: True, tcp_ack: True, tcp_state: closed ; event_type: flow, proto: TCP, app_proto: http, flow_pkts_toserver: 7, flow_pkts_toclient: 6, flow_bytes_toserver: 440, flow_bytes_toclient: 11937, flow_age: 1, flow_state: closed, flow_reason: timeout, tcp_tcp_flags: 1e, tcp_tcp_flags_ts: 1e, tcp_tcp_flags_tc: 12, tcp_syn: True, tcp_rst: True, tcp_psh: True, tcp_ack: True, tcp_state: closed ; event_type: flow, proto: TCP, flow_pkts_toserver: 1, flow_pkts_toclient: 0, flow_bytes_toserver: 60, flow_bytes_toclient: 0, flow_age: 0, flow_state: new, flow_reason: timeout, tcp_tcp_flags: 00, tcp_tcp_flags_ts: 00, tcp_tcp_flags_tc: 00 ; event_type: http, proto: TCP, tx_id: 0, http_url: /, http_http_method: GET, http_protocol: HTTP/1.0, http_length: 0 ; pcap_cnt: 8685402, event_type: http, proto: TCP, tx_id: 0, http_url: /, http_http_content_type: text/html, http_http_method: GET, http_protocol: HTTP/1.0, http_status: 200, http_length: 11321 ; event_type: fileinfo, proto: TCP, http_url: /, http_http_content_type: text/html, http_http_method: GET, http_protocol: HTTP/1.0, http_status: 200, http_length: 11321, app_proto: http, fileinfo_filename: /, fileinfo_gaps: True, fileinfo_state: TRUNCATED, fileinfo_stored: False, fileinfo_size: 11321, fileinfo_tx_id: 0 ; event_type: http, proto: TCP, tx_id: 0, http_url: /, http_http_method: GET, http_protocol: HTTP/1.0, http_length: 0 ; event_type: http, proto: TCP, tx_id: 0, http_url: /, http_http_content_type: text/html, http_http_method: GET, http_protocol: HTTP/1.0, http_status: 200, http_length: 8486 ; event_type: fileinfo, proto: TCP, http_url: /, http_http_content_type: text/html, http_http_method: GET, http_protocol: HTTP/1.0, http_status: 200, http_length: 8486, app_proto: http, fileinfo_filename: /, fileinfo_gaps: True, fileinfo_state: TRUNCATED, fileinfo_stored: False, fileinfo_size: 8486, fileinfo_tx_id: 0
The network event indicates a DDoS. DDoS attacks involve overwhelming the target system with a high frequency of requests. Typically, the logs show multiple short-lived connection attempts from various source IPs to the same destination IP, often on a common port like port 80. These connections are characterized by repeated TCP flags such as SYN, FIN, RST, PSH, and ACK, minimal data exchange, and frequent timeouts or resets. This pattern of behavior is consistent with DDoS activity, where the objective is to exhaust the target's resources and disrupt normal service.
classification: Attack
justification: The network event indicates a DDoS. DDoS attacks involve overwhelming the target system with a high frequency of requests. Typically, the logs show multiple short-lived connection attempts from various source IPs to the same destination IP, often on a common port like port 80. These connections are characterized by repeated TCP flags such as SYN, FIN, RST, PSH, and ACK, minimal data exchange, and frequent timeouts or resets. This pattern of behavior is consistent with DDoS activity, where the objective is to exhaust the target's resources and disrupt normal service.