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I found fail2ban is necessary but not sufficient. It requires some initial number of failed attempts before the attacker is blocked. To prevent even those init
by kamaraju 8y ago
I found fail2ban is necessary but not sufficient. It requires some initial number of failed attempts before the attacker is blocked.
To prevent even those initial attempts, I use multiple layers of defenses such as country based blocking or blacklist based blocking. If an attacker slips through despite all this, I blacklist them manually in /etc/hosts.deny.
If there is any interest, my scripts are in https://github.com/KamarajuKusumanchi/hosts.deny/ https://github.com/KamarajuKusumanchi/hosts.deny/