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Re: what to do?

Subject: Re: what to do?
Date: Sat, 27 Aug 2005 15:14:01 +1200
I just generally do a whois on the address and send the ISP some of the logs, a brief explanation , and a can you stop please request (politely)

Some ISPs are very responsive, others are not, no idea if it actually works as generally these seem to come from transient addresses i.e. even without contacting the isp I don't see them again but its worth a try. Most of the attempts come from Korea and China address space so far - although one recently from finland.

Also its hard for ISPs to track down specific addresses from a shared server or DHCP pool as they don't always log it, but its worth a crack ;-)

However separately I do have an allowed users group so that anyone not in it cannot get in - I get a lot of attempts for root to login

Cheers Duncan

On 25/08/2005, at 7:30 PM, Bill Smith wrote:

Hi Guys,

I noticed that someone is trying to hacker into my
machine. Please see below is the content of
/var/log/security.
what I would like some advice of you guys is, what
will I do with these people?
btw, I do have FW

Cheers,

Bill

Aug 24 17:56:28 tiger sshd[8229]: Invalid user golfer
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:28 tiger sshd[8231]: Invalid user golfer
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:29 tiger sshd[8233]: Invalid user golfer
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:30 tiger sshd[8235]: Invalid user golf
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:31 tiger sshd[8237]: Invalid user golf
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:32 tiger sshd[8239]: Invalid user goose
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:32 tiger sshd[8241]: Invalid user goose
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:33 tiger sshd[8243]: Invalid user goose
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:34 tiger sshd[8245]: Invalid user gorges
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:35 tiger sshd[8247]: Invalid user gorges
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:35 tiger sshd[8249]: Invalid user gorges
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:36 tiger sshd[8251]: Invalid user gosling
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:37 tiger sshd[8253]: Invalid user gosling
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:38 tiger sshd[8255]: Invalid user gosling
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:38 tiger sshd[8257]: Invalid user gouge
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:39 tiger sshd[8259]: Invalid user gouge
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:40 tiger sshd[8261]: Invalid user gouge
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:40 tiger sshd[8263]: Invalid user graham
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:41 tiger sshd[8265]: Invalid user graham
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:42 tiger sshd[8267]: Invalid user graham
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:42 tiger sshd[8269]: Invalid user grahm
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:43 tiger sshd[8271]: Invalid user grahm
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:44 tiger sshd[8273]: Invalid user grahm
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:44 tiger sshd[8275]: Invalid user grandpa
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:45 tiger sshd[8277]: Invalid user grandpa
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:46 tiger sshd[8279]: Invalid user grandpa
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:47 tiger sshd[8281]: Invalid user green
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:48 tiger sshd[8283]: Invalid user green
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:48 tiger sshd[8285]: Invalid user green
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:49 tiger sshd[8287]: Invalid user grey
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:50 tiger sshd[8289]: Invalid user grey
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:50 tiger sshd[8291]: Invalid user grey
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:51 tiger sshd[8293]: Invalid user group
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:52 tiger sshd[8295]: Invalid user group
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:52 tiger sshd[8297]: Invalid user group
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:53 tiger sshd[8299]: Invalid user gryphon
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:54 tiger sshd[8301]: Invalid user gryphon
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:54 tiger sshd[8303]: Invalid user gryphon
from 80.68.204.50
Aug 24 17:56:55 tiger sshd[8305]: Invalid user gucci
from 80.68.204.50


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