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Ideas to improve firewall security #18

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drybjed opened this issue Nov 23, 2014 · 2 comments
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Ideas to improve firewall security #18

drybjed opened this issue Nov 23, 2014 · 2 comments

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drybjed commented Nov 23, 2014

  • Make ssh detection window longer, currently it's only 5 minutes, 0.5h should be enought to catch more offenders. And give them less tries before blocking them;
  • Create a script that will check lists of recent offenders, look through the logs to gather some information about them and mail to root account what it finds.
  • Create a honeypot using tinyhoneypot and redirect traffic there instead of blocking it in certain cases to learn what we can about possible attacks?
  • add a way to set number of entires in recent lists through a module option
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AnBuKu commented Nov 19, 2016

In terms of tinyhoneypot mentioned above, there is a tutorial Increase your IPv4 security with Fail2Ban and Tinyhoneypot on Debian Jessie - source: howtoforge.com - date: ? - what rises for me the question, if tinyhoneypot should become a separate issue in https://github.com/debops/ansible-fail2ban?

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AnBuKu commented Nov 19, 2016

Add BPF - Berkeley Packet Filter - Module to iptables based Linux firewall in order to be in the position to better defend against DNS-DDoS attacks, more and more to come as IoT security threads in todays web environment.

More Links about BPF:

Motivation for this input by article IETF 97: Technische DDOS-Gegenmittel statt politischer Eingriffe - German language only

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