Re: SSH brute forcing attacks
dk <[email protected]> Tue, 31 May 2005 19:44:15 -0500
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Benjamin Koch wrote: > Hello Wojciech, > > Nice idea to post a link with a list of blacklisted ddos zombies. > Is there a way to keep my personal blacklist up to date with other > blacklists? I'd like this too, esp. just for hosts that are profiled/culled for certain behavior. i.e. for ssh brute-force/dictionary scanning. I find maintaining blacklists by the "subject" of the transgression easier than one bulk one. If anyone cares: I can post a small (but once active) brute force list that I gathered -- around 107 hosts. Simple requirements were/are that they must try >5 logins that resulted in a "Illegal user" attempt. I had the port open to all IP's (except a large section of the APNIC netblock) and am on a somewhat quite subnet. Nothing fancy... never did any passive scanning to get OS, any heads thrown about, etc. Always meant to though. ;) Thanks to "hakon" for the FIFO idea, I hadn't considered that approach for a high traffic solution; good idea. -- dk _______________________________________________ Intrusions mailing list [email protected] http://www.dshield.org/mailman/listinfo/intrusions