DEV_ICM_SEC logs filling up disk

I'm getting the message below, over and over. I can't figure out why or where it is coming from. I konw this is the ICM Security Log file, but that's about all I know at this point. The log file grows to 500KB, then a new one is created. These files are taking up over 5 GBs of disk space. Aside from constantly deleting them I want to find out the cause. Any idea as to where to start looking?
                             SECURITY WARNING                         ******
Fri Mar 25 13:30:18 2011
Error: Protocol error (-21), Error in HTTP Request: 9 [http_plg.c 4808]
[Thr 5320] CONNECTION (id=0/1286714):
    used: 1, type: 1, role: 1, stateful: 0
    NI_HDL: 61, protocol: HTTP(1)
    local host: 1.1.1.1:8014 ()
    remote host: 2.2.2.2:60755 ()
    status: READ_REQUEST
    connect time: 25.03.2011 13:30:18
    MPI request:        <246a8f>   MPI response:        <246a90>
    request_buf_size:   65464    response_buf_size:   0
    request_buf_used:   93       response_buf_used:   0
    request_buf_offset: 0        response_buf_offset: 0

Here is what I see in the dev_icm. This message repeats itself over and over as well.
[Thr 2132] Mon Mar 28 13:52:28 2011
[Thr 2132] *** ERROR => Error in HTTP Request: 9 [http_plg.c 4808]
[Thr 2132] Address    Offset REQUEST:
[Thr 2132] -
[Thr 2132] 0000000006E773C8 000000 47455420 2f736170 2f62632f 6775692f |GET /sap/bc/gui/|
[Thr 2132] 0000000006E773D8 000016 7361702f 6974732f 69736970 695f736d |sap/its/isipi_sm|
[Thr 2132] 0000000006E773E8 000032 0d0a4854 54502f31 2e300d0a 41757468 |..HTTP/1.0..Auth|
[Thr 2132] 0000000006E773F8 000048 6f72697a 6174696f 6e3a2042 61736963 |orization: Basic|
[Thr 2132] 0000000006E77408 000064 20553163 784d4445 314d4445 364d6d51 | U1cxMDE1MDE6MmQ|
[Thr 2132] 0000000006E77418 000080 7857544d 35574659 3d0d0a0d 0a       |xWTM5WFY=....   |
[Thr 2132] -
[Thr 2132] *** ERROR => PlugInHandleNetData: HttpParseRequestHeader failed (rc=701) [http_plg.c   2220]

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