brute force

Hello! I've been using the WordPress jail in Fail2Ban to protect my WordPress installations from brute-force attacks. While I appreciate the protection it offers, I recently noticed a significant gap in its coverage that raises some concerns regarding security. Specifically, I’ve observed...

Hi, I just noticed that when I access the IP address of my server with Chrome, I am redirected to the page <ip-address>/login_up.php or <server_name>/login_up Is there a way to restrict this page by IP as is the case when using port 8443? The "Restricting Administrative Access" feature only...

Hi, We have a Godaddy Server running Windows 2012. It is accessible through Remote Desktop and Plesk. We are getting a lot of brute force attacks on the MSSQL server. Going through the forums, we found that we can create inbound rule on the firewall to block the...

Hello, everybody, after I have migrated the server, fail2ban no longer ban ip addresses automatically, and put them in a list in the firewall, I have to di it manually, even though the rules of the jails are as same as previous. I can see the IP address in the list of banned ip under the jail...

Hi all, I have a kind of annoying problem, in the past, my main server IP belong to a very known domain website, they move their website/email server to a new IP range and I got their IP assigned (didn't know about this when I received them). I have more than 500 daily attempts to login with a...

I am having a problem with my Plesk server since for a few weeks it is being attacked using brute force in named. I have noticed that in the file '/var/log/messages' the following line appears thousands of times: Nov 22 16:43:04 myserver named[571]: client x.x.x.x#49784: query (cache)...