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WillieStevenson
8y ago
Long ago I made the same thing. https://livesshattack.net
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SSH attacks from IoT devices?
(livesshattack.net)
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WillieStevenson
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Comparing different password lists to Livesshattack.net's Pt. 1
(livesshattack.net)
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9y ago
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One and a half years of 7.6M SSH attacks
(livesshattack.net)
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9y ago
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Show HN: Turn a markdown like tree definition into a tree viewable in the browser
(github.com)
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10y ago
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Simple and clean no outside dependency laravel blog source
(github.com)
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10y ago
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Top 100 passwords used in SSH attacks against my VPS
(livesshattack.net)
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10y ago
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Show HN: Sometimes you just need a graphical df
(github.com)
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10y ago
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
Look. Malicious boxes are attacking me. Although I must be politically correct in this situation to probably please everyone, while I probably shouldn't have logged into the router in question, I would prefer to publish such IPs becaus
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
My apologies. I have blocked out the content to prevent any further harm.
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
Damn it. I should of. I don't know how I would do that now though. He probably got pwned of the internet by now. lol.
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
Just like it's a crime trying to ssh into a box that is not yours right? And besides I didn't do anything to the router. I was simply pointing out that you should change your default credentials and hide your router. ... should be
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
Like I mentioned above, changing the SSH port would only lessen the attempts on my box. I am interested in collecting as much data as possible.
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
tdicola: To authenticate myself, I use an ssh key. However, the goal of this project was to log all attacks over ssh. So setting up fail2ban and disabling password login would prohibit this collection of data. I have a massive password in p
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3 months and 1M SSH attempts later
(livesshattack.net)
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11y ago
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ODROID-C2, a Raspberry Pi 1/2/3 competitor
(hardkernel.com)
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11y ago
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
You're welcome.
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
I just bought the Raspberry Pi 2 less than 1 week ago thinking it was about time to upgrade. WTH.
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
Google analytics?
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
Hi CiPHPerCoder. Can I PM you?
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WillieStevenson
11y ago
jacobparker: Indeed. I added related headers to my web server conf after the fact ( https://github.com/WillieStevenson/conf-files/blob/master/ng... ). I should of have mentioned it in my post.
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What I learned from suffering my first and last XSS attack
(livesshattack.net)
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11y ago
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Dumb JavaScript decisions
(virtualhacker.net)
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11y ago
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A live tail of my auth log
(livesshattack.net)
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