ya figured there wasn't much to do.
its a static IP with uvtinternet, i think.
he is running a hardware firewall on a router and has added this guys
ip address to the blocked list. The main prob is that he is connecting
to the machine from a remote machine which doesn't have a fixed ip
(isdn).
He told me ha traced the ip to korea, i'll ask him for more details.
What i really wanted to know, more out of curiosity than anything
else, is if the Gardai are the only people to cantact in relation to
computer crime. (ie if machine was sucessfully hacker, etc). or if
there was some special branch/department to deal with this kind of
thing.
On Wed, 3 Nov 2004 10:01:59 +0000, FRLinux <frlinux at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 2 Nov 2004 23:22:43 +0000, Liam McDermott
> <theirishmole at gmail.com> wrote:
> > my brother is running a linux box connected to adsl 24/7 and has hag
> > several attempted ssh connections from the same ip address.
>> Those do not show a successful hack (or i think crack would be more
> correct here).
> I get plenty of these and various other attacks on my DSL line (static IP).
>> > who should he contact? , the gardai?, or is there another specialist department.
>> Nobody until you get a cracked box. Keep your firewall tight and log
> important attacks (i decided not to log anymore calls to 13{7,8,9},
> 445 as they were seriously crapping out my logs.
>> Steph
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