We need some sort of go and sit in the
corner place on the WWW :)
wot, sort of like a black hole for packets to disappear down the plughole of?
a /dev/null of the interwebs?
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Your ISP is a good start or even the AFP, but I am sure the AFP will try to
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We had the same thing happen on many different apps.
I ended up with 1000's of emails.
We ended up adding this to our application.cfc in the onrequestStart method.
all the hack attempts had declare in them--
so this blocks the request and we dont need to wait till it reaches the
cfqueryparam
Hi Kevin: Just what I was thinking - thanks!
Hi Andrew: we are co-located so do you mean go to the ISP of the nocs
center provider? Anyway, I doubt the AFP would even lift a pen/batton.
I was hoping that there'd be some sort of international internet body
that investigates complaints. Oh well,
Instead of just blocking them, we send them off to http://www.cybercrime.gov/
I doubt it makes much difference, but there's an irony there that I like. :)
Cheers,
Seona.
2008/8/27 Matthew [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Kevin: Just what I was thinking - thanks!
Hi Andrew: we are co-located so do you
Actually you will be surprised what the AFP will do, but they would prefer
you to follow the ISP / hosting provider. The reason being is that any form
of an attack, even one like this is a criminal act on all fronts and is very
much indictable .
But the thing is that by reporting it to your ISP
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Constant query injection attacks
Instead of just blocking them, we send them off to
http://www.cybercrime.gov/
I doubt it makes much difference, but there's an irony there that I like
: Constant query injection attacks
Instead of just blocking them, we send them off to
http://www.cybercrime.gov/
I doubt it makes much difference, but there's an irony there that I like. :)
Cheers,
Seona.
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I like that idea Seona. We need some sort of go and sit in the
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