can u tell me how do i track somebody's ip that's
trying to hack me
On Thu, 16 Jun 2005, Kevin Brown wrote:
can u tell me how do i track somebody's ip that's trying to hack me
assuming it is: trying to hack vs a successful breakin:
- what would be the point to find out ??
- why do you care who is trying ??
- more importantly...
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On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 at 06:01:02AM -0400, martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach Horst Pflugstaedt [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005.06.17.1018 +0200]:
encrypt /dev/hda7, mount, fill it with some hundred small files
(with known content), unmount, change one bit/byte/block on
/dev/hda7 (using dd), remount,
* Helmut Toplitzer:
Hi!
Just a few remarks:
Same here.
Use unstable or testing, and apply security fixes yourself. Over
To my opinion this is a bad suggestion.
It's the only approach that will result in timely fixes of the bugs
that are important to *you*. Any vendor team will work
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote:
You could always run tripwire on the mounted file system, unmount it,
change your block, remount it, and run a tripwire check. This should
identify *WHICH* file changed.
he has only one file and this was unaltered, the question is why.
Bernd
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Hi!
Thanks Florian for your input.
It's nice to hear opinions of people inside debian, but
my remaining question is (and has already been picked up by
the release team in the release meeting minutes),
how and where the we are not able to support you state
of the security team should be
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