http://www.ossec.net/

It does what you said. It will monitor log files and put temporary blocks on IPs, email reports, and is very customizable.

The default config is very effective.

On Fri, 27 Mar 2009, Filipe Azevedo wrote:

Hi,

I had the same issue, so I ended up developing a script to run through the logs and match failed logins from the same IP during a given time period. Whenever an IP address failed over a given amount of logins, the script would generate a .htaccess file, thus preventing the IP from accessing the site.

Note that this is just the basic concept of this mechanism, it would be advisable to implement some kind of history and unblock mechanism, because the thresholds will end up failing one way or another.


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