Art Edwards wrote:
I've been running debian @ home and @ work, for years, had no indication
of attacks. Over the last few days, my iptables firewall seemed simply
to stop. I checked my auth log file to find many, many attempts to break
in. My firewall was very simple. I have since added rules
On Fri, Aug 03, 2007 at 08:15:38AM -0500, Rodney Richison wrote:
Art Edwards wrote:
I've been running debian @ home and @ work, for years, had no indication
of attacks. Over the last few days, my iptables firewall seemed simply
to stop. I checked my auth log file to find many, many attempts
On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 19:10:14 +0200 Art Edwards wrote:
I've been running debian @ home and @ work, for years, had no indication
of attacks. Over the last few days, my iptables firewall seemed simply
to stop. I checked my auth log file to find many, many attempts to break
in.
[...]
3. Are
I've been running debian @ home and @ work, for years, had no indication
of attacks. Over the last few days, my iptables firewall seemed simply
to stop. I checked my auth log file to find many, many attempts to break
in. My firewall was very simple. I have since added rules to drop
packets
On Wed, Jul 18, 2007 at 11:09:21AM -0600, Art Edwards wrote:
I've been running debian @ home and @ work, for years, had no indication of
attacks. Over the last few days, my iptables firewall seemed simply to
stop. I checked my auth log file to find many, many attempts to break in.
My
On 7/18/07, Art Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Are there repositories of offending IP addresses to block? Can/should
one contribute to these?
denyhosts does that for you
also have a look at fail2ban which can drop IPs for a certain amount
of time after a certain amount of certain
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