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Reserved: Dissectjng Internet Traffjc on Port 0 Aniss Maghsoudlou Oliver Gasser Anja Feldmann Max Planck Instjtute for Informatjcs Why Port 0? Using port number 0 is not allowed in: TCP [RFC 1340] UDP [RFC 8085] 76 GB of traffjc


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Reserved: Dissectjng Internet Traffjc on Port 0

Aniss Maghsoudlou Oliver Gasser Anja Feldmann Max Planck Instjtute for Informatjcs

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Why Port 0?

Using port number 0 is not allowed in:

 TCP [RFC 1340]  UDP [RFC 8085]  UDP-Lite [RFC 3828]  SCTP [RFC 4960]

76 GB of traffjc using port 0 in one week of IXP data!

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Previous Work and Our Approach

  • Luchs and Doerr, and Bouharb et al. study Port 0 traffjc
  • Both used Darknets as data sources.
  • We use traffjc from a large European IXP:
  • At the IXP we see real traffjc instead of just scanning artjfacts in darknets
  • Bidirectjonal analysis is possible
  • We add Actjve measurement to identjfy servers.
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Data Overview

Port 0 traffjc:

flows from 2019-09-01 to 2019-09-07 where (srcport = 0 or dstport = 0) and (protocol = UDP or TCP or UDP-lite or SCTP)

  • One week of IPFIX fmow data
  • 31 TB traffjc, 45 Billion packets in total
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Data Overview

  • 76 GB (0.2%), including 103 million packets port 0 traffjc
  • > 99% of the traffjc…
  • has set source and destjnatjon port to 0
  • In IPv4 uses UDP, in IPv6 uses TCP
  • is one-directjonal
  • 16% of the source IP addresses in IPv4 were servers (in IPv6 0%)
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IPv4: 50% originates from 111 ASes, goes to 33 ASes IPv6: 90% originates from 3 ASes, goes to 3 ASes

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IPv4 Port 0 traffjc IPv6 Port 0 traffjc

6.7% of the traffjc is coming from only one AS and only one prefjx, mostly going to only one AS 72.1% of the traffjc is coming from only one AS and only one prefjx

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Small packets in IPv6:

  • All < 102 bytes

TCP control fmags in IPv6 traffjc:

  • 90.2 % Ack
  • 9.6 % RST (mostly response to ACK)
  • 0.16% No fmags set
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Conclusion

Key Observatjons

  • Too much port 0 traffjc in the Internet.
  • Mostly one-directjonal, mostly UDP in IPv4 and TCP in IPv6.
  • IPv6 packets are relatjvely small
  • Small number of ASes contribute to a large share.

Future Work:

  • Longer tjmespans of IXP data
  • Actjve measurement of port 0 traffjc to see how networks fjlter port 0

traffjc

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Thank You!

Aniss Maghsoudlou (Presenter)

aniss@mpi-inf.mpg.de

htups://www.mpi-inf.mpg.de/inet/people/aniss-maghsoudlou/

Oliver Gasser

Oliver.gasser@mpi-inf.mpg.de

htups://www.mpi-inf.mpg.de/inet/people/oliver-gasser/

Anja Feldmann

anja@mpi-inf.mpg.de

htups://www.mpi-inf.mpg.de/inet/people/anja-feldmann/