I've got a pesky email port slammer, using the email of
0@synchro.net (a bunch of other stuff has been before the
@synchro.net as well).
I have the IP blocked, but it's nonstop trying to connect. The
IP doesn't get in, and the IP address starts with 212. I'm not
sure what country that is offhand, but if anyone knows, I'll add
it to Peerblock.
I also had to change the SSH and QOTD ports to "non-conventional"
values, due to them being repeatedly slammed. I also discovered
that logging on via SSH will BYPASS the CAPTCHA option.
Mike Powell wrote to DARYL STOUT <=-
I've got a pesky email port slammer, using the email of
0@synchro.net (a bunch of other stuff has been before the
@synchro.net as well).
I have the IP blocked, but it's nonstop trying to connect. The
IP doesn't get in, and the IP address starts with 212. I'm not
sure what country that is offhand, but if anyone knows, I'll add
it to Peerblock.
I also had to change the SSH and QOTD ports to "non-conventional"
values, due to them being repeatedly slammed. I also discovered
that logging on via SSH will BYPASS the CAPTCHA option.
Are you sure that it is not email that someone is trying to forward through Rob's system to yours?
Are you sure that it is not email that someone is trying to forward through Rob's system to yours?
Well, I can take the block off, but it is slamming the deal nonstop.
I've got a pesky email port slammer, using the email of
0@synchro.net (a bunch of other stuff has been before the
@synchro.net as well).
I have the IP blocked, but it's nonstop trying to connect. The
IP doesn't get in, and the IP address starts with 212. I'm not
sure what country that is offhand, but if anyone knows, I'll add
it to Peerblock.
I also had to change the SSH and QOTD ports to "non-conventional"
values, due to them being repeatedly slammed. I also discovered
that logging on via SSH will BYPASS the CAPTCHA option.
Are you sure that it is not email that someone is trying to forward through Rob's system to yours?
Well, I can take the block off, but it is slamming the deal nonstop.
That is up to you but it was just a thought. It could be that
someone's system has been compromised or that someone is spoofing the domain, too.
212 is a RIPE address so could be owned by anyone.
Just block it at your firewall with iptables ufw or whatever you use
then it won't even reach your system. Use your router's internal
firewall if possible then it won't even reach your computer.
212 is a RIPE address so could be owned by anyone.
Just block it at your firewall with iptables ufw or whatever you use then it won't even reach your system. Use your router's internal firewall if possible then it won't even reach your computer.
Unfortunately, the way Synchronet is set up (unless it has changed),
only the last part of the IP can be "wild carded" with an asterisk.
I don't know of a function in Peerblock to block the individual IP's,
but I can block it by country.
You can block a range of IP address using wildcards like so:
192.168.*
or 192.168/16
or even:
212.*
or 212/24
I don't know of a function in Peerblock to block the individual IP's,
but I can block it by country.
Are you using linux?
Daryl Stout wrote to Digital Man <=-
You can block a range of IP address using wildcards like so:
192.168.*
or 192.168/16
or even:
212.*
or 212/24
I wasn't aware of that...thanks.
No...Windows 10 32-bit on the BBS computer (so I wouldn't lose the legacy doors), but Windows 10 64-bit on the laptop, where I logon via SyncTerm to play the doors and do my QWK Mail, plus all my amateur radio and square dancing related items.
I just installed Peerblock on a Win7 VM and it looks pretty easy. Not sure what version you have but I don't image it will be much different.
Click List Manager from the peerblock window
Click "Create List" near the bottom
Give the list a name like "My Blocked IPs"
Click "Browse" to pick a location and filename, like myblockedips.p2p Click "Save".
Type "Block" should automatically be selected so click OK
In the list window select "Add"
You'll get a List window popup
Click "Add" then enter a range.
Click on range and enter a name, then click on the start and end ips
Hit enter and repeat. Click Save when done.
That should block the IPs before they get to sbbs. Alternatively you
can use Windows Firewall to block individual ips.
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