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On 10/11/05, Erik Anderson <erikerik@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On 10/11/05, APerez@×××.ca <APerez@×××.ca> wrote: |
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> > I have a question: |
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> > Is there an application/program which can send an email whenever this |
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> > ssh attack happen? |
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> You've already received a few other suggestions, but I thought I'd |
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> throw my personal favorite into the mix: |
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> http://denyhosts.sf.net |
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> An ebuild was recently added for denyhosts, but it's masked currently |
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> (~x86). I'm using it on many servers and haven't run into any |
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> problems as of yet. |
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> -Erik |
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> gentoo-security@g.o mailing list |
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I hacked up a little something to do exactly that--send emails... You |
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might think it sucks, but hey, I'm an amateur! It does work, though... |
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:-) |
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http://transplant.dyndns.org/sv/strange_vagaries_codex/rubysyslog-ng-qmail-inject-handler/ |
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Be forewarned that it relies upon a rather strict set of |
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requirements--ruby, syslog-ng, and qmail. It could concievably be |
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modified to fit other modes, but why wouldn't you want to use that |
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combination? It's the best... |
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/NKT |
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