Scary experience: documenting a hacker brute forcing my SSH

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Hahaha, so scary

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Terrifying as it is impossible to guard against

Install fail2ban

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Now if caught, test it; if it hits, you’re lucky.

If you can’t hit the code, go to the next one.

So we need to set how many failures trigger a lock.

How did you discover this?

I didn’t understand how to blow it up.

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Haven’t you changed the port?

I didn’t have this habit before, but it looks like I’ll need to from now on.

No matter how you look at it, you just can’t see.

Isn’t this quite normal?
The key is whether you entered your system or not?

It should just be a try, didn’t succeed, I guess
Explosives can get everywhere, no hole left untouched

That does remind me.

It does happen.

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Tried 5 times?

People nowadays are really…

They still want Nezha, everything’s just a game console—there’s not a single serious one!!! :ac01:

My daily data amounts to several million entries.

So you mean you finally logged in? It got breached successfully? Safety first!

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