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Fail2Ban

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no, been at mum and dads most of this week as ex wife been in hospital and ive had the kiddies.

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I wasn't suggesting you update the server in your trunks LOL I thought you might like to have a swim in the pool after. Have you found your PP yet?

f me it's Barrymore.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


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i think its fine on its current version....

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Awhight at the back!

 

Certainly was....

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

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that was in the back

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I work for a small-ish game server host and we primarily use Windows for our boxes. Our public facing hosts mainly were getting hit by RDP brute force/dictionary attacks, even though we changed the RDP ports from the default 3389 to a random port. We solved this by firewalling off RDP connections to limited IPs (internal IPs and a jumpbox ip) using bog standard Windows Firewall on the individual boxes and surprisingly it was incredibly effective. For remote maintenance, we bought a small virtual server from these guys which acts as an SSH jumpbox (with Fail2Ban configured) which all external RDP connections are forced to go through otherwise they get bounced. (Moved to an RDP client which allows for using SSH Jumpboxes like MobaXTerm and all was well!)

 

Get your credentials for the jumpbox wrong 3 times and it's then a pain in the **** call to me to get the IP ban lifted. 

Then we forced 64 character random passwords for all admin/rdp accounts, because we are great people.

Fun, fun... fun?

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