For all those of you worried about those...
Bruteforce SSH2 attempts that are taking up bandwidth.
Here is what I have come up with:
- Starting July 26th, 2004 totals for recent Bruteforce attempts on knight.gregfolkert.net
- Total of 8,988 events seperated by minutes sometimes, hours, days, never weeks, months or years
- 158,913 bruteforce total attempts to password guess or stumble onto a no password user
- 3727 unique combinations of username-IP Address
- 663 unique names used
- 210 unique IP Addresses have been identified as sources of the attempts
Amazing ain't it?
I thunk so too.
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