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On Mon, Dec 06, 2004 at 08:12:19PM +0100, Luigi Pinna 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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If it makes you feel any better my two servers get hundreds of these a |
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day. I run logwatch and keep an eye on both the 'failed ssh logins' |
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section and the 'sucessful ssh logins' section and make sure that the |
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logins are from people I know instead of random IPs. |
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alan |
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Alan <alan@×××××.org> - http://arcterex.net |
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"Backups are for people who don't pray." -- big Mike |
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