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default.ida? attacks

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by janedl Apr 3, 2003 last reply May 5, 2003

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I have a list of IP addresses of users attempting to run the default.ida file on a server. Is there any organization that would be interested in getting this information to help stop these attacks?

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by dmiles Apr 3, 2003

Acompany have to provide and implement security measures to protect itself against unwanted attacks
This is also true for individuals to protect home computers by adding firewalls,if there is a intrusion you could contact your ISP,to confer what options you have

by janedl Apr 3, 2003

I thought there might be some agency that was tracking this kind of thing. I know to my own ISP

by joematus Apr 4, 2003

www.dshield.org

They keep track of these kind of things and would welcome your report. They even have a ongoing program that you can send your firewall/router/whatever logs to them:
http://www.dshield.org/howto.php
I understand they send out nastygrams to the ISPs that have hackers as customers.

by janedl May 5, 2003

Thanks, Just what I needed!

by janedl May 5, 2003

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