Adam Sroka napisał(a):
Brian Micek wrote:
I don't think you understand what I'm proposing. I am currently
cat(1)ing /dev/urandom on TCP port 22 in hopes to discourage hackers
It's roughly analogous to pointing a loaded shotgun at the door and
tying a string to the trigger so that whoever opens the door gets shot.
Adam, he's not pointing a gun :).
The better analogy would be that he's put a sick dog standing by his door, and
someone tries to OPEN them not just knock. Kiddie tries few keys and then dog
starts to barf at him. If that would be a normal ssh client, he'd come clean,
but since it's a script kiddie - well...
If someone tries to root access via ssh on every IP - that's not knocking,
that's like checking all my doors.
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