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What I've found these days monitoring my own network is that there is now 2 waves -- a port scan and then the attack. If I change a port for anything to anothe
by wvenable 6y ago
What I've found these days monitoring my own network is that there is now 2 waves -- a port scan and then the attack.
If I change a port for anything to another random port I won't get any login attempts for a few days but eventually I start getting hit again. I can repeat this over and over. I imagine what is happening is that the bad actors are scanning for open ports and they feed that periodically to another process that attempts logins.
- Retr0spectrum 6y agoThe second wave is likely when public port scanning services such as shodan re-scan your host. (I wonder how hard it would be to fingerprint and subsequently blackhole shodan et al's scanning traffic)
- fgonzag 6y agoLike an IDS or IPS? Snort is quite decent at that.