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You can always ssh to random hosts and read the netbanners. Of course nearly all of them are a long paragraph or two of legal jargon that more or less boils do
by msgodel 1y ago
You can always ssh to random hosts and read the netbanners.
Of course nearly all of them are a long paragraph or two of legal jargon that more or less boils down to "fuck off."
- Retr0id 1y agoSSH banners come over TCP, requiring the 3-way handshake first, meaning you can't use it for traffic reflection (beyond the SYN-ACK itself).
- msgodel 1y agoRight, in general unless you're going to put a lot of care into the state machine to deal with network congestion/abuse it's better to stick with TCP.
- johncolanduoni 1y agoI was glad to see QUIC did a pretty good job of limiting its usefulness for reflection attacks. Hopefully we’ll see more uses of UDP move to it
- coolcoder613 1y agoWhile not a random server in the internet, here is the start of the ssh banner on my router (before the legal "fuck off") _______ __ __ __ |_ _|.-----.----.| |--.-----.|__|.----.-----.| |.-----.----. | | | -__| __|| | || || __| _ || || _ | _| |___| |_____|____||__|__|__|__||__||____|_____||__||_____|__| N E X T G E N E R A T I O N G A T E W A Y -------------------------------------------------------------------- NG GATEWAY SIGNATURE DRINK -------------------------------------------------------------------- * 1 oz Vodka Pour all ingredients into mixing * 1 oz Triple Sec tin with ice, strain into glass. * 1 oz Orange juice --------------------------------------------------------------------
- Gormo 1y agoIncluding a cocktail recipe in the login banner has been a signature of OpenWRT for a long time. Looks like Technicolor came up with their own recipe for their OpenWRT distribution.
- dikei 1y agoOpenWRT stopped doing this 10 years ago, as it was too much hassle to pick a drink that satisfy everyone.