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I'm so sick of noobie hackers UDP'ing, HTTP FTP & Queso'ing our IP address.
Arrrrgggghhhh.
I have Code Red II on standby... should any total idiots try it out!
I've currently got some guy in Watford trying every few seconds... now totaling 72 attempts now! Noobie...
I'm gonna buy hundreds of systems which only DDOS people who try their luck. POD.... here i come.
:eek: :cool: :p
You mean script kiddies, basically ^__^ They're not even crackers...who at least get a little of my respect, for their skillz, so to speak.
Report them to their ISP. You can also get good anti-hacking advise at AntiOnline.Quote:
Originally posted by VisionIT
I'm so sick of noobie hackers UDP'ing, HTTP FTP & Queso'ing our IP address.
Arrrrgggghhhh.
I have Code Red II on standby... should any total idiots try it out!
I've currently got some guy in Watford trying every few seconds... now totaling 72 attempts now! Noobie...
I'm gonna buy hundreds of systems which only DDOS people who try their luck. POD.... here i come.
:eek: :cool: :p
Thanks for that URL m8... i'm looking now. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by MartinLiss
Report them to their ISP. You can also get good anti-hacking advise at AntiOnline.
I don't report all hacking attempts, as i'de be on the phone for ever... but persistant or potential damaging attempts i report straight away.
I am currently creating an app in conjunction with ISS, Sygate, Norton & Trend Micro which will automatically e-mail any persistant attackers to an abuse address at your host. It only works in conjunction with the relevant software, and doesn't rely on it's own port scanning tools, which would obviously be no where like the quality of Sygate's etc.
If anyone else has any other Firewall manufactures I could contact, that would be great.
Regards,
Paul.
I'd rather it was integrated with pf/iptables and nmap. Then we might have something worth using ;)
the linux brigade arrives :p
:) hey i'm switching over soon anyways....
Who said anything about GNU/Linux? OpenBSD all the way dude :D
Parksie...
Any ideas where I can download OpenBSD (3.3 preferably) ISO? I've looked at linuxiso.org, but they only have FreeBSD! :(
If your interested in doing some BETA testing and a little scripting... let me know please. I'de very much like you to work on this project which will be sold when I'm sure it's working properly. It'll only be around £15p/h, but it's only BETA testing! :) We can start rolling in the money if it sells! :D
I'll PM you l8er.
Regards,
Paul.
I'm not really a specialist RE either of them, I just have a background in doing the best I can with the current tools.
3.3 is not available in ISO form, because it's copyrighted. The idea is that you buy the CDs ;) You can download a boot CD image and then install from FTP if you want.