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NetworkManager establishes and udp connection to my router and keeps it constantly open.
# watch 'ss -tunarp | column -t --output-separator "|"'
[..]
udp |ESTAB |0 |0 |machine%wlan0:68|_gateway:67 |users:(("NetworkManager",pid=720,fd=23))| |
[..]
Is this the expected behaviour?
I have wiresharked the traffic with the following display rule:
ip.addr==10.10.10.1 && udp.port==67
Wireshark gives me tons of "Standard query 0xXXXX PTR X.X.X.X.in-addr.arpa". That doesn't make much sense to me. None of my software is supposed to do reverse lookups all the time (continuously).
My tech-paranoia says: that would be a wonderful way to exfiltrate data, i.e. keystrokes.
In case you use Networkmanager - do you observe similar traffic?
edit: must have made a mistake...
wireshark and
ip.addr==10.10.10.1 && udp.port==53
gives me tons of traffic, when I change the filter to
udp.port==67
I see none.
Last edited by klapauzius (2020-01-10 12:13:05)
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When I omit the -r flag for ss
# watch 'ss -tunap | column -t --output-separator "|"'
traffic is reduced significantly. Which makes sense.
However, why is ss telling me networkmanager has an ESTAB connection with my router?
Last edited by klapauzius (2020-01-10 12:38:57)
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