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/A/IN, /TXT/IN server queries

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Hi guys,

For a few weeks now my server is notifying me with around a hundred per day denied queries of the form:


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Originating IPs, here portrayed as 99.999.99.99, are always two - which makes me believe it is either a script kiddie or an owned machine.

On a given day, each query has a different

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address, so there are around 100 different addresses each day. Some addresses are repeated in different days. It is never the address of my server - although if you can help me, you probably already knew this.

I do not know what are these queries for, what threat could they represent to me (if any), nor what countermeasures to take. I could block the originating IPs, but I do not want to do this until I know what to do afterwards - that is, until I understand what is going on.

My experience has always been in local networks, and I can't find anything good in Google. Can anyone give me clues, info, or point me in the right direction?
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Info, ideas, guesses, links... no one?
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#3
Up. Still need some help.
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