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If SNMP wasn't public exposed (along with default community strings), we wouldn't ever see DDoS making use of SNMP amplification attacks. As the senior network
by jlgaddis 10y ago
If SNMP wasn't public exposed (along with default community strings), we wouldn't ever see DDoS making use of SNMP amplification attacks.
As the senior network engineer at an ISP, I probably see this more than a lot of others here but recent history shows us that SNMP being publicly exposed is rather common.
- tptacek 10y agoOn an ASA? Obviously, as I mentioned downthread, even something as simple as a Shodan query can show you lots of public SNMP servers. But how many of the are firewalls?