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On Mon, 6 Dec 2004 20:12:19 +0100, Luigi Pinna |
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<mailing-gentoo@××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> I read now from my logs that there is someone who try to login in my |
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> computer. |
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> He uses always dynamic ip address or in every case he changes his ip |
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> everyday. |
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> What can I do? |
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> I have all the ip but it is first time that I see an attack versus me |
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> Thanks for the tips |
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> Luigi |
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If they are trying to login via ssh, and you don't need remote ssh |
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access, turn off sshd. If you do need remote access, see if you can |
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limit the allowed addresses. At home, I have sshd configured to only |
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allow access from work, which is reasonably expected to be me. |
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Mike |
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