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SSH attacks? Jul 26 2004 10:59PM Robin (robin kallisti net nz) (10 replies) Re: SSH attacks? Jul 28 2004 04:33AM brandy (brandy klammeraffe org) (2 replies) Re: SSH attacks? Jul 29 2004 12:22AM Andrew J Caines (A J Caines halplant com) (3 replies) Re: SSH attacks? Jul 27 2004 08:46PM Adam Young (adam vbfx com) (1 replies) Re: SSH attacks? Jul 28 2004 08:19AM Christine Kronberg (Christine_Kronberg genua de) (3 replies) Re: SSH attacks? Jul 29 2004 09:21AM Pieter-Bas IJdens (pieter-bas ijdens com) (2 replies) |
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It seems that at least one host has been rooted somehow relating to the
scans we're seeing:
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,10854834~mode=flat~days=9999~star
t=60
I'm pretty sure there is a new SSH exploit around. At least this clearly
isn't a brute force attack. As we are seeing lots of scans, but only few
rooted hosts, it really doesn't look like a worm either. Someone seems
to be scanning for vulnerable SSH daemons, obviously using previously
rooted hosts, and then roots vulnerable hosts of his/her choice
manually.
As I wrote in my previous message, I think it's a good choise to limit
access to SSH until this issue is solved.
- Jyri
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