30 Apr
2017
30 Apr
'17
9:32 a.m.
I'm workin an a HTBH (Honeypot Triggered Blackhole) project. Got the idea that
honeypot traffic is non customer traffic and thus could be used to temp blackhole traffic
on the border routers from originating IP's.
This could also be used here. But it's still in design phase..
Ruben - ON3RVH
On 30 Apr 2017, at 15:22, lleachii--- via 44Net
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Brian,
That is rather odd that someone had the URL before it left your mind (and server)...the
few hits you saw from me were to check if directory browsing is disabled.
Chris,
Do you run anything else on that server?
Basically, I'm asking...is the only thing of value to a hacker on that device the
data that comprises The Portal...?
Marc,
Sharing lists may be a solution. I may be willing to make my netflow available. In
principal, I stopped blocking IPs and blocs in 2013 or 2014. It's become easier to
generally firewall and monitor the various protocols/ports they're randomly trying to
access. This is more so necessary in the ecosystem of the Internet of Things, where a
device in Country A can infect a device in Country B, and spread to Countries C ad
infinitum.
73,
- Lywnood
KB3VWG
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