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At the very least, you know their IP, so you can search your logs for it to make sure they aren't being evil.
by stephengillie 13y ago
At the very least, you know their IP, so you can search your logs for it to make sure they aren't being evil.
- noir_lord 13y agoCall me a cynic (I don't mind) but they do the sweep of the whitelisted address and then two weeks later I get an attempted break-in from a completely different address.... I'm not white-listing anyone I don't know.
- kalleboo 13y agoYou won't whitelist someone because they'll try to break in from an IP other than the one you whitelisted? How does that even begin to make sense?
- pekk 13y agoI think you missed that he was responding to this: > so you can search your logs for it to make sure they aren't being evil. This argument doesn't apply if the probe and the attack come from different IPs