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fail2ban has some defaults. Definitely not for all those ports though. But 80, 443, 22 have them Regarding DNS, the query string is encrypted on HTTPS. It can
by rovr138 7y ago
fail2ban has some defaults. Definitely not for all those ports though. But 80, 443, 22 have them
Regarding DNS, the query string is encrypted on HTTPS. It can still be cached on logs on their side for example. It can be seen on the script, but the credentials would still have to be there somewhere.