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Does anyone use iptables or something to defend against attacks? Like if x
amount of requests per x amount of time send away. If so I would love some
examples. Thanks!
We use the following :
$IPTABLES -N SMTP-BLOCK
$IPTABLES -A SMTP-BLOCK -m limit
Roderick A. Anderson said the following on 23/08/2009 1.04:
I use fail2ban with ipf on Solaris 10. When a host produces to many 5xx
errors or sends to much spam it is banned in the firewall.
failregex = reject: RCPT from (.*)\[HOST\]: 5\d\d
ban time 1h
failregex = Passed SPAM, \[HOST\]
ban
Does anyone use iptables or something to defend against attacks? Like if x
amount of requests per x amount of time send away. If so I would love some
examples. Thanks!
Does anyone use iptables or something to defend against attacks? Like if x
amount of requests per x amount of time send away. If so I would love some
examples. Thanks!
Have a look at fail2ban, http://www.fail2ban.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
Regards,
D.
On Aug 22, 2009, at 7:53 PM, AMP Admin wrote:
Does anyone use iptables or something to defend against attacks?
Like if x amount of requests per x amount of time send away. If so
I would love some examples. Thanks!
Hi,
I use fail2ban with ipf on Solaris 10. When a host produces to many
Ø Does anyone use iptables or something to defend against attacks? Like if
x amount of requests per x amount of time send away. If so I would love
some examples. Thanks!
Thanks for the tips guys. How does that do with search engine bots? It
doesnt block them, right?
On Aug 22, 2009, at 11:53 AM, AMP Admin wrote:
Does anyone use iptables or something to defend against attacks?
Like if x amount of requests per x amount of time send away. If so
I would love some examples. Thanks!
There's also a cool feature in iptables called recent. It allows you
On Aug 22, 2009, at 8:16 PM, AMP Admin wrote:
Ø Does anyone use iptables or something to defend against attacks?
Like if x amount of requests per x amount of time send away. If so
I would love some examples. Thanks!
Thanks for the tips guys. How does that do with search engine
AMP Admin wrote:
Does anyone use iptables or something to defend against attacks? Like
if x amount of requests per x amount of time send away. If so I would
love some examples. Thanks!
Probably based on Glenn English's work (in another email) I found this
during a brute force search with
Martijn de Munnik wrote, at 08/22/2009 02:06 PM:
I use fail2ban with ipf on Solaris 10. When a host produces to many 5xx
errors or sends to much spam it is banned in the firewall.
failregex = reject: RCPT from (.*)\[HOST\]: 5\d\d
ban time 1h
failregex = Passed SPAM, \[HOST\]
ban time
Jorey Bump wrote:
Martijn de Munnik wrote, at 08/22/2009 02:06 PM:
I use fail2ban with ipf on Solaris 10. When a host produces to many 5xx
errors or sends to much spam it is banned in the firewall.
failregex = reject: RCPT from (.*)\[HOST\]: 5\d\d
ban time 1h
failregex = Passed SPAM,
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