Sorry for another Off Topic.
I've got a serious issue with one of my web servers
where some twats have launched an attack on the box by trying to login through
any of the ftp user accounts.
They're running a distributed attack from lots of
PCs, which must be an automated process to try FTP-ing in with different
combinations of usernames and passwords.
Consequently my server keeps having to lock ftp
accounts after 5 failed login attempts. None of them have got through because I
have a strict policy on passwords, which are all 8 characters with Upper case,
lower case and alphanumerics. I'm not too worried
about anyone getting through, but I've got hell on trying to allow clients
access to their FTP ares.
I'm putting my hands up and admitting that this
sort of thing is beyond me. I don't know how to get the server to ignore their
attempts, since I have no IP addresses to block. Event viewer only shows a
computer name, like:
Any ideas and help would be
appreciated.
Taz
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