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Special Forums Cybersecurity Failed SSHD Login Attempts (15,000 per day) - Is that a lot compared to your server? Post 303039279 by Neo on Saturday 28th of September 2019 12:11:05 AM
Old 09-28-2019
FYI.

Normally, I do not run automatic banning systems, but after reviewing fail2ban again, I see the ban is configured out-of-the-box to only ban for a short period.

So, am testing fail2ban on all my Linux servers.

However, I agree with you stomp, that changing the sshd port from 22 to another value is one of the best deterrents agains these bots.

The same is also true for web software, for example Word Press. The best way to stop bot registrations, bot logins and spam posts is to change the URL of the registration, log in or posting scripts.

Also, having said that, I was hoping not to quickly get into remediation and risk management; but to get more people to post their FLAPM stats; using our simple method, so we could gather more stats.
 

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IBID-PLUGIN(1)						     Ibid - Multi-protocol Bot						    IBID-PLUGIN(1)

NAME
ibid-plugin - Plugin testing developer environment for Ibid SYNOPSIS
ibid-plugin [options...] [plugin[-]|plugin.Processor[-]...] DESCRIPTION
This utility is for testing Ibid plugins without the full bot environment. This means testing can be performed offline and without loading all the available plugins. This should be run in a configured Ibid bot directory. All the listed plugins and Processors will be loaded on start-up. Naming a plugin loads the complete plugin. Suffixing a - to the name, ignores that plugin or Processor instead of loading it. OPTIONS
-c, --configured Load all configured plugins, instead of only the core and requested plugins. -o, --only Don't load the Ibid core plugins, only the plugins requested. Note that without the core plugin to pre- and post-process events, most other plugins won't function correctly. -p, --public By default, ibid-plugin emulates a private conversation with the bot. With this option, the conversation is considered to be public and the bot will have to be addressed to provoke a response. -v, --verbose Increase verbosity. The final form of each Event object will be displayed before any responses. -h, --help Show a help message and exit. FILES
ibid.ini Locates the database to act upon by looking for the [databases].ibid value in the bot configuration file in the current directory. BUGS
ibid-plugin doesn't emulate a complete Ibid environment, and will ignore all of the following: * Delayed and periodically executed functions. * Messages to alternate sources. * Messages directly dispatched, rather than added to responses. * Permissions. All permissions are granted to the user. SEE ALSO
ibid(1), ibid.ini(5), ibid-setup(1), http://ibid.omnia.za.net/ Ibid 0.1 March 2010 IBID-PLUGIN(1)
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