I reached the same.
Make sure my systems are buttoned down...
Let the ISP's care when other ISP's start firewalling then because they care so
much about hackers on their own network.
And actually, Dave, I don't mean to argue, but the people I talked to probably
couldn't spell TCP/IP... I'm not
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004, Ben Kamen wrote:
> I called Ameritech when someone was trying to hack sendmail on my server and
> they did absolutely -0-. Nothing. Nada. Zippo.. the Big Zed.
> They don't care.
> They don't know enough to care.
I don't think that's necessarily true. I think it's more like
I called Ameritech when someone was trying to hack sendmail on my server and
they did absolutely -0-. Nothing. Nada. Zippo.. the Big Zed.
They don't care.
They don't know enough to care.
I complained to the Illinois Commerce Commission. They actually wrote back
saying SBC/Ameritech tried contact
Heheh, isn't anyone else doing this? I would imagine so...
On Sun, 11 Apr 2004, Stephen Smoogen wrote:
>
> Now you just need to add a signed peer2peer networking scheme so that
> you can share that info with hosts that are also on the network and then
> 4. profit.
>
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Now you just need to add a signed peer2peer networking scheme so that
you can share that info with hosts that are also on the network and then
4. profit.
On Thu, 8 Apr 2004, Ben Kamen wrote:
>
>Boy, as I sit here and watch the spammers try to
>
>A: use me as a relay (same IP, multiple tries)
>
> > I know there's probably ways to do this.. I'd just have to sit down
> > and do it.. but don't have the time...
> >
> > But don't you guys and gals get mad when you see some
> pathetic loser
> > try and bash the doors down to your mail server??
> >
> Yeah, just want to route them out
Stephen Smoogen wrote:
On Sun, 11 Apr 2004, Ben Kamen wrote:
Well, I did it last night - I wrote an event driven TCL script that
watches the mail log for sendmail's "RCPT Flood" message and then
blackholes the IP address... then, after a user specified time limit, it
will remove the blackho
On Sun, 11 Apr 2004, Ben Kamen wrote:
>Well, I did it last night - I wrote an event driven TCL script that
>watches the mail log for sendmail's "RCPT Flood" message and then
>blackholes the IP address... then, after a user specified time limit, it
>will remove the blackhole automatically. Any a
Well, I did it last night - I wrote an event driven TCL script that
watches the mail log for sendmail's "RCPT Flood" message and then
blackholes the IP address... then, after a user specified time limit, it
will remove the blackhole automatically. Any add/delete actions are
saved in a text file
On Apr 8, 2004, at 6:41 PM, Ben Kamen wrote:
Boy, as I sit here and watch the spammers try to
A: use me as a relay (same IP, multiple tries)
B: scan for usernames
C: try and deliver to bogus names I've used on the net
I would love to have a hook in mimedefang to auto-blackhole these
IP's... kind
That's pretty funny...
actually.. Now that I think about it, I might have a TCL script that
with some modification could probably do this for me...
I think I might look into it this weekend... heheh.. thanks!
-Ben
Stefano McGhee wrote:
I would love to have a hook in mimedefang to auto-blackh
> I would love to have a hook in mimedefang to auto-blackhole these
> IP's... kinda like the greylisting where the entry times out after a
> while.. but after so many misses, the IP gets null-routed...
>
> I know there's probably ways to do this.. I'd just have to
> sit down and
> do it.. but
Ben Kamen wrote:
Boy, as I sit here and watch the spammers try to
A: use me as a relay (same IP, multiple tries)
B: scan for usernames
C: try and deliver to bogus names I've used on the net
I would love to have a hook in mimedefang to auto-blackhole these
IP's... kinda like the greylisting where
Boy, as I sit here and watch the spammers try to
A: use me as a relay (same IP, multiple tries)
B: scan for usernames
C: try and deliver to bogus names I've used on the net
I would love to have a hook in mimedefang to auto-blackhole these
IP's... kinda like the greylisting where the entry times o
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