Eddy,
Rather than redirect to a reporting agency, there is an inexpensive solution
out there (approx. 3K+) that will do just what you ask. ManTrap ( by recourse
technologies) works with your existing firewall and any violations to your
security policy that you wish to be investigated will be redirected to a
prototype environment (hopefully one that mimics your real site - only
difference is the infrastructure behind the site is a dynamic model to appease
the hacker). Meanwhile, every key stroke he makes and the source of his
origin is being recorded and derived respectively.
Just a thought...
Eddy Kalem wrote:
> Does anyone know if there's a host or an organization I can redirect
> non-permitted port connections to. For example, say someone's trying to
> exploit port 1080 at my firewall--which I'm currently blocking at my
> firewall--and lets say instead of blocking the address, I redirect it,
> keeping the originating IP address, to the G men's web server or some other
> organization that logs this type of activity. Is there such a site?
>
> Eddy Kalem
> Phyve, formerly Digital Medical Systems
>
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