> What would really help is if all the ISPs out there put filters on their > routers to catch these requests as close to their source as possible. Hey. Real quick, this discussion is getting a tad off topic, but, in terms of security, the ideal way to handle this is and prevent future spread of such worms for all of the IIS users in the crowd: * setup a bank of webservers * setup your scripts to use a proxy server * put a firewall before your webservers and proxy servers * deny all traffic FROM your webservers to port 80 and 443 * allow all traffic from your proxy server Cheers. Now can we get back to mod_perl? -sc -- Sean Chittenden
- module to hit back at default.ida atack ? Rod Butcher
- Re: module to hit back at default.ida atack ? Sean Chittenden
- Re: module to hit back at default.ida atack ? Ged Haywood
- Re: module to hit back at default.ida atack ? Sean Chittenden
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- Re: module to hit back at default.ida atack ? Mark Maunder
- Re: module to hit back at default.ida atack ? Sean Chittenden
- Re: module to hit back at default.ida atack ? Mark Maunder
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