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On 7 Jan 1999 06:33:44 GMT, Jason Stokes <jstok@SPAMBLOCKED.apana.org.au> wrote:
>In article <3693FC5B.7C649A83@wantree.com.au>, Regit Young
><regit@wantree.com.au> wrote:
>
>>Kalkof wrote:
>>> 
>>> I need Advise for Passwort Hacking
>>> because i had made a little Deal with my Friend that
>>> i won�t  become hacked his machine....
>>> Please help me HOW CAN I HACK A LINUX MACHINE?
>>> What must i do for this??
>>> and so on
>>> The only thing i know is that i have to use Telnet....:-(
>
>Oh, don't tell him, please.  I get enough lame attacks from pathetic
>script kiddies as it is.  If you haven't blocked off your Ipop3d,
>Imapd, In.fingerd, In.telnetd and In.ftpd ports yet, go and check them
>and do it now if you don't actually have a reason to run services on
>those ports, because they're the favorite targets.  I get portscanned
>about once every seven days just off a dialup connection here.  Does
>anyone else have the same experiences?
You bet!

Almost every day, guess thats one of the hidden benefits of a static ip!

I run:-
 
tcplogd
icmplogd
xlogmaster
2.0.36 kernel



When they portscan, I get a pop up from xlogmaster, do a traceroute
then send an email of complaint to their upstream provider.

My inetd.conf, even has telnet disabled, I use only ssh2 now.
The only eternal service I have is a ftp server.

>
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>Jason Stokes: jstok@bluedog.apana.org.au

terry
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