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Re: Looking for statistics on intrusion attempts | #2 |
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I used to get something along those lines, until I used iptables to rate-limit the number of allowed attempts, and also used a different port (for ssh logins, which I assume are what you see).
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Posted on: 2011/11/13 0:22
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Re: Looking for statistics on intrusion attempts | #3 |
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Thanks, Bill.
If I rate-limit using iptables, won't I be locked out too if someone else is exceeding the rate limit? What I am thinking of doing is to dump all traffic from the offending IP addresses, by harvesting those addresses from the secure log. |
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Posted on: 2011/11/13 3:45
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Assuming you're talking ssh, that seems very high. I typically see 3-5 attempts per day and have done so for many years.
I suggest you take a look at the following page for advice: http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Network/SecuringSSH and also take a look at the fail2ban utility which will automatically ban offending IPs after a pre-set number of failed login attempts. |
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Posted on: 2011/11/13 5:22
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