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Those of you responsible running commercial websites
Somebody exploited an ntp hole on the aLom on my colo'd box, turned out I was the relay of a fair amount of havoc!
I think if they target you , there's nothing you can do . If they see they can milk you , or you upset them enough (visa, Sony etc)
Hasn't happened to me though
I think if they target you , there's nothing you can do . If they see they can milk you , or you upset them enough (visa, Sony etc)
Hasn't happened to me though
Just a port scanner found an unpatched hole - and Ddos'd from it, fixed a sec as soon as they told me.
Check your server authlog and be amazed at the number of bots on Chinese IP's trying to guess the root password......
Which is why I run sshd on a non-standard port, as well as use group permissions to restrict logins. It still gets attacked, but then fail2ban adds their IP to the firewall.
Which is why I run sshd on a non-standard port, as well as use group permissions to restrict logins. It still gets attacked, but then fail2ban adds their IP to the firewall.
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