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On 2006 Sep 21 , at 05:16, Roger 'Rocky' Vetterberg wrote:
> Adam Martin wrote:
> [snip]
>> Boy, between spam, sshd-bruteforce attempts, and tons of other
>> stuff.... the 'net has become such an annoying place these days.
>> Every
>> year this stuff seems to just get worse... *sigh* All this net-trash
>> gives me a headache. What a waste of technology, resources, and
>> bandwidth.
>
> What bothers me is that all these probes, scans, spams etc still
> succeeds in some cases, otherwise nobody would be doing them.
> As long as people click on spamlinks and leave their systems open to
> automated intrusion, we will have to live with this kind of behavior.
> But, as you say, it is a damn waste.
I think it's just that I pine for better days. Just 5 years ago, this
behaviour was restricted mostly to Windoze systems. 5 years before
that, the notion of net-wide "evil traffic" as a constant background
noise was far fetched. And just 5 years before that, 15 years ago, the
notion of loads of background evil traffic was, as far as I recall,
appalling.
After the whole of that spam episode, combined with several spikes in
local ssh-bruteforce attempts... I just felt despondent. I still do.
It seems like the whole 'net has gone to hell in a handbasket. So as I
said, I pine for better days. But I think I am a curmudgeon these days
:-)
Regards,
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Adam Martin wrote:
> I think it's just that I pine for better days. Just 5 years ago,
> this behaviour was restricted mostly to Windoze systems. 5 years before
> that, the notion of net-wide "evil traffic" as a constant background
> noise was far fetched. And just 5 years before that, 15 years ago, the
> notion of loads of background evil traffic was, as far as I recall,
> appalling.
>
> After the whole of that spam episode, combined with several spikes
> in local ssh-bruteforce attempts... I just felt despondent. I still
> do. It seems like the whole 'net has gone to hell in a handbasket. So
> as I said, I pine for better days. But I think I am a curmudgeon these
> days :-)
Cheer up... you, being an OpenBSD user, are at the top of the food
chain, and much less likely to become food for a bigger fish, than most
other computer users.<g>
The legislators and the people that legislators love are in all
likelihood *not* running BSD, or even Linux, and will therefore probably
become victims of phishing, identity theft, having their computers hijacked.
This will bring the reality of the 'State if the Internet' home to those
legislators in a very personal way, inciting them to take legislative
action in their various countries (except for Nigeria, where the
legislators are involved in running the scams).
When the automobile was first invented, there were no 'Rules of the
Road'. This was Ok for a while, because cars required a techie, just to
operate them. But as cars became simpler to operate, and more popular,
and the roads became clogged with maniacs, killing people with their
autos, rules had to be set down, to regulate the New Technology.
I suspect that something similar is happening with the Internet.
Ten years from now, we might be complaining about over-regulation.<g>
--
-wittig http://www.robertwittig.com/
. http://robertwittig.net/
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Jesus Monroy Jr. was calling me in the middle of the night. He had a
desperate message for John S. Dyson, and I had to deliver it. The
message: Al Gore was coming to kick John's ass.
What does it mean?
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Does anyone know what has happened to bsdnews.com aka daemonnews.org?
The latest week or so the website has been unreachable.
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Marc Ramirez wrote:
> Jesus Monroy Jr. was calling me in the middle of the night. He had a
> desperate message for John S. Dyson, and I had to deliver it. The
> message: Al Gore was coming to kick John's ass.
>
> What does it mean?
No spicy food before bed? I don't know about you, but dreams about
Jesus Monroy Jr. would scare the hell out of me.
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On Wednesday 27 September 2006 01:12, Marc Ramirez wrote:
> Jesus Monroy Jr. was calling me in the middle of the night. He had a
> desperate message for John S. Dyson, and I had to deliver it. The
> message: Al Gore was coming to kick John's ass.
>
> What does it mean?
No more pizza with anchovies after midnight.
--
John Baldwin
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I forwarded Roger's mail to Mikel King, he's a colleague of mine and
happens to be Senior Editor @ Daemon News. He isn't subscribed to
freebsd chat so I am forwarding his reply to the list just as an FYI.
Mike H.
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Mikel King <mikel.king@techally.com>
> Date: September 27, 2006 1:03:48 PM EDT
> To: Roger Vetterberg <listsub@401.cx>
> Cc: Michael Hernandez <sequethin@gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: bsdnews.com aka daemonnews.org status?
>
> Gentlemen,
>
> Chris has placed a note on one of our mirror servers @ http://
> www2.daemonnews.org and I am working in what little spare time I
> have to establish another mirror. At any rate, if some one would
> like to alert the community of our situation it would probably be
> very helpful in drawing in a few resources.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Mikel King
> CIO, Tech Alliance, INC
> Senior Editor, Daemon News
> 39 West Fourteenth Street
> Second Floor
> New York, NY 10011
> http://www.ocsny.com
> http://www.techally.com
> http://www.daemonnews.org
> t: 212.727.2100x132
> +------------------------------------------+
> How do you spell cooperation? Pessimists use
> each other, but optimists help each other.
> Collaboration feeds your spirit, while
> competition only stokes your ego. You'll
> find the best way to get along.
> +------------------------------------------+
>
>
>
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On 9/27/06 7:37 AM, "Roger 'Rocky' Vetterberg" <listsub@401.cx> wrote:
> Does anyone know what has happened to bsdnews.com aka daemonnews.org?
> The latest week or so the website has been unreachable.
The Christians are subjecting it to a DOS attack due to it's "News about
Satan."
Sorry, couldn't resist.
--
Rick Hamell
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Michael Hernandez wrote:
> I forwarded Roger's mail to Mikel King, he's a colleague of mine and
> happens to be Senior Editor @ Daemon News. He isn't subscribed to
>
>> From: Mikel King <mikel.king@techally.com>
>>
>> Gentlemen,
>>
>> Chris has placed a note on one of our mirror servers @
>> http://www2.daemonnews.org and I am working in what little spare time
>> I have to establish another mirror. At any rate, if some one would
>> like to alert the community of our situation it would probably be very
>> helpful in drawing in a few resources.
Coral?
http://www.coralcdn.org/
N
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> Coral?
>
> http://www.coralcdn.org/
It will work for static news webpages, but coral won't work for
logging in or handling forums -- which is one of the main features of
bsdnews.com.
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Any more background info (IE: environmental concerns, political background)?
-Sam
On 9/26/06, Marc Ramirez <marc.ramirez@bluecirclesoft.com> wrote:
> Jesus Monroy Jr. was calling me in the middle of the night. He had a
> desperate message for John S. Dyson, and I had to deliver it. The
> message: Al Gore was coming to kick John's ass.
>
> What does it mean?
>
> Marc.
>
> --
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Sam Sutch wrote:
> Any more background info (IE: environmental concerns, political
> background)?
http://groups.google.com/groups/search?hl=en&q=%22john+s.+dyson%22+iquest+al+gore&qt_s=Search
I don't know for sure if it's VM John Dyson, but I wouldn't want to get
him and Al Jr. at the same dinner table. :)
Plus, I've heard that Gore thinks pagefiles are environmentally unsound.
("A Doubly Indirect Truth")
As you can see, I have too much time on my hands. I'm stuck away from
home in San Diego teaching a SQL class, and I started reminiscing about
the days of FreeBSD gone by...
Marc.
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> -Sam
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> On 9/26/06, Marc Ramirez <marc.ramirez@bluecirclesoft.com> wrote:
>> Jesus Monroy Jr. was calling me in the middle of the night. He had a
>> desperate message for John S. Dyson, and I had to deliver it. The
>> message: Al Gore was coming to kick John's ass.
>>
>> What does it mean?
>>
>> Marc.
>>
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On 2006 Sep 27 , at 07:11, Robert C Wittig wrote:
> Adam Martin wrote:
>> I think it's just that I pine for better days. Just 5 years ago,
>> this behaviour was restricted mostly to Windoze systems. 5 years
>> before that, the notion of net-wide "evil traffic" as a constant
>> background noise was far fetched. And just 5 years before that, 15
>> years ago, the notion of loads of background evil traffic was, as far
>> as I recall, appalling.
>> After the whole of that spam episode, combined with several
>> spikes in local ssh-bruteforce attempts... I just felt despondent. I
>> still do. It seems like the whole 'net has gone to hell in a
>> handbasket. So as I said, I pine for better days. But I think I am
>> a curmudgeon these days :-)
>
> Cheer up... you, being an OpenBSD user, are at the top of the food
> chain, and much less likely to become food for a bigger fish, than
> most other computer users.<g>
I use OpenBSD, and FreeBSD mostly. (I've got a few MacOS X boxes,
which I hack around with, and some times it's NetBSD, and when I have
to use it, Linux... and shudder: Windoze.) I've been using computers,
and UNIX for most of my life (since I was about 8, daddy would let me
use his SunOS workstation, and telnet around to various machines in his
office) and now at 24, things just seem so much different than when I
grew up. Every time the network-evil ratio spikes higher, I just
lament about how things used to be. Newbies, and innane questions I
can stand. It's mostly just the evil packets routed along. I don't
fear hijacks. I just loathe my precious bandwidth resources, and time,
spent on dealing with this garbage. Which seems to translate into more
garbage, in my inbox. It seems after every ssh-bruteforce wave,
there's a spike in spam distribution. So the problem just keeps
showing up. To me, it seems like there's hordes of vandals running
about torching the town, and generally causing havoc. I guess I just
fear a dark future for the 'net, where this will just get worse. Of
course, it seems I always address this issue late at night, after hours
of writing code, and then dealing with the day's security work. So
maybe I should discuss it at a more cheerful time? :-)
> The legislators and the people that legislators love are in all
> likelihood *not* running BSD, or even Linux, and will therefore
> probably become victims of phishing, identity theft, having their
> computers hijacked.
>
> This will bring the reality of the 'State if the Internet' home to
> those legislators in a very personal way, inciting them to take
> legislative action in their various countries (except for Nigeria,
> where the legislators are involved in running the scams).
This is also what I fear, beyond just pining for the "good old days."
Instead of a "spamargeddon" a "lawyerclysm" of sorts, where we'll
sacrifice our freedom, to feel safe from cyber-attacks.
> When the automobile was first invented, there were no 'Rules of the
> Road'. This was Ok for a while, because cars required a techie, just
> to operate them. But as cars became simpler to operate, and more
> popular, and the roads became clogged with maniacs, killing people
> with their autos, rules had to be set down, to regulate the New
> Technology.
>
> I suspect that something similar is happening with the Internet.
>
> Ten years from now, we might be complaining about over-regulation.<g>
Eh, I already do complain, to a degree. But by the time the
over-regulation hits, hopefully, some geeks (possibly including me,)
will have an underground network using tcp/ip protocols, but over
directed radio links or something. Just avoiding the clutter of the
soon-to-be "now-dead" internet.
Okay, enough lamenting. I think it's time to do productive work. :-)
Regards,
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> garbage, in my inbox. It seems after every ssh-bruteforce wave,
> there's a spike in spam distribution. So the problem just keeps
> showing up. To me, it seems like there's hordes of vandals running
> about torching the town, and generally causing havoc. I guess I just
What can be done to keep the logs neat (i.e., free from the ssh-bruteforce
garbage) is this: for a given number of login failures (e.g., 8), add an
ipfw rule that blocks all traffic from the offending IP#. Of course, this
has got to be automatized (script?). I used to add the rules manually, as
an experiment, and I found that attacks from one IP# do repeat, though
very seldom (the period may be as long as a few months). The rule list
will grows without bounds :( I figure, this reduces the amount of recieved
spam slightly too.
Yes, not a novel idea (to phrase it soflty); yet, I actually tested it,
found that there's net gain from doing that (as small as it may be),
and no noticeable bad consequences.
[SorAlx] ridin' VN1500-B2
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On Thursday 28 September 2006 02:26, soralx@cydem.org wrote:
> > garbage, in my inbox. It seems after every ssh-bruteforce wave,
> > there's a spike in spam distribution. So the problem just keeps
> > showing up. To me, it seems like there's hordes of vandals
> > running about torching the town, and generally causing havoc. I
> > guess I just
>
> What can be done to keep the logs neat (i.e., free from the
> ssh-bruteforce garbage) is this: for a given number of login
> failures (e.g., 8), add an ipfw rule that blocks all traffic from
> the offending IP#. Of course, this has got to be automatized
> (script?). I used to add the rules manually, as an experiment, and
> I found that attacks from one IP# do repeat, though very seldom
> (the period may be as long as a few months). The rule list will
> grows without bounds :( I figure, this reduces the amount of
> recieved spam slightly too.
> Yes, not a novel idea (to phrase it soflty); yet, I actually tested
> it, found that there's net gain from doing that (as small as it may
> be), and no noticeable bad consequences.
>
> [SorAlx] ridin' VN1500-B2
Between AllowUsers and disabling password authentication via ssh it
sort of amuses me to see people try to get in on the few machines
that I have to allow global ssh access to. Perhaps I have a sick
sense of humor. I have also noticed that the IPs are different every
day, although I once had over 1000 attempts a day for 2 weeks
straight from the same IP. I sure wish I could've sent that one a
smug taunting email. There are tons of scripts that can add IPs to
firewalls after x number of attemps floating around, I could probably
dodge a lot of it by running ssh on an alternate port, but then I'd
have to find something besides reading the logs to amuse myself with.
Spam on the other hand is a more vexing problem. Sure, I apply the
usual band-aids, SA, RBLs, configuring Postfix to not play nicely
with non RFC compliant clients but for all that I'm treating symptoms
instead of the disease.
The only viable solution to the problem of spam that I can see (and
I'm positive that it would never happen) is an international agency
tasked to track down and punish the people responsible for spam.
They'd have to have the power to go after these people no matter what
country they were hiding in, the resources to make a dent in the
problem, and the cooperation of a significant percentage of mail
admins on the net.
Perhaps a slightly more likely scenario would be to make it a crime to
run an open relay? I'd also like to see ISPs take measures to
protect the net from trojaned windows machines on high-speed DSL and
cable connections....perhaps allowing access only to their
mailservers?
Anyways, enough pipe dreams, I have to get back to reading my logs.
--
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Josh Paetzel
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On Wednesday 27 September 2006 22:26, soralx@cydem.org wrote:
>
> > garbage, in my inbox. It seems after every ssh-bruteforce wave,
> > there's a spike in spam distribution. So the problem just keeps
> > showing up. To me, it seems like there's hordes of vandals running
> > about torching the town, and generally causing havoc. I guess I just
>
> What can be done to keep the logs neat (i.e., free from the ssh-bruteforce
> garbage) is this: for a given number of login failures (e.g., 8), add an
> ipfw rule that blocks all traffic from the offending IP#. Of course, this
> has got to be automatized (script?). I used to add the rules manually, as
> an experiment, and I found that attacks from one IP# do repeat, though
> very seldom (the period may be as long as a few months). The rule list
> will grows without bounds :( I figure, this reduces the amount of recieved
> spam slightly too.
> Yes, not a novel idea (to phrase it soflty); yet, I actually tested it,
> found that there's net gain from doing that (as small as it may be),
> and no noticeable bad consequences.
ports/security/bruteblock (there's another one for pf, this one is for ipfw)
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Le Jeu 28 sep 06 à 16:19:42 +0200, John Baldwin <jhb@freebsd.org>
écrivait :
> ports/security/bruteblock (there's another one for pf, this one is for ipfw)
No need for an external tool with pf. Just add this kind of rule:
table <ssh-bruteforce> persist
block in quick from <ssh-bruteforce>
pass in quick on $ext_if inet proto tcp from any to ($ext_if) \
port 22 flags S/SA keep state \
( max-src-conn-rate 2/10, overload <ssh-bruteforce> flush global)
[Tip found at <http://beta.gcu.info/> (a french site)]
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Josh Paetzel wrote:
> I could probably dodge a lot of it by running ssh on an alternate
> port, but then I'd have to find something besides reading the logs to
> amuse myself with.
...more amusing than reading logs? Impossible!<g>
> The only viable solution to the problem of spam that I can see (and
> I'm positive that it would never happen) is an international agency
> tasked to track down and punish the people responsible for spam.
> They'd have to have the power to go after these people no matter what
> country they were hiding in, the resources to make a dent in the
> problem, and the cooperation of a significant percentage of mail
> admins on the net.
>
I came up with an alternative strategy a while back, that might render
spam a dead end... what would happen if terrorists used spam to sell
Viagra or something over the Internet, that turned out to actually be
cyanide, or better yet... smallpox?
"Spam depends on one thing, in order to succeed... people have to read
it, and reply to it, and get out their credit cards, and click on the
links in the spam, and order the Penis Pillz, and the glass dildos, and
the pornography, and the other demented stuff, that spam promises.
Once spam turns into a homicidal enterprise, there probably will not be
enough suckers left, to permit spam any viability."
http://robertwittig.net/2005/murder_by_spam.html
> Perhaps a slightly more likely scenario would be to make it a crime to
> run an open relay? I'd also like to see ISPs take measures to
> protect the net from trojaned windows machines on high-speed DSL and
> cable connections....perhaps allowing access only to their
> mailservers?
>
> Anyways, enough pipe dreams, I have to get back to reading my logs.
>
The sendmail logs are good reading to.<g>
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On Thu, 28 Sep 2006, Josh Paetzel wrote:
> The only viable solution to the problem of spam that I can see (and
> I'm positive that it would never happen) is an international agency
> tasked to track down and punish the people responsible for spam.
> They'd have to have the power to go after these people no matter what
> country they were hiding in, the resources to make a dent in the
> problem, and the cooperation of a significant percentage of mail
> admins on the net.
Steven Seagal is... SPAMCOP.
> Perhaps a slightly more likely scenario would be to make it a crime to
> run an open relay? I'd also like to see ISPs take measures to
> protect the net from trojaned windows machines on high-speed DSL and
> cable connections....perhaps allowing access only to their
> mailservers?
Wrongly imprisoned for running a relay he never installed.
Now he's back. And he wants revenge.
> Anyways, enough pipe dreams, I have to get back to reading my logs.
Say EHLO to vengeance!
etc.
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> What can be done to keep the logs neat (i.e., free from the ssh-
> bruteforce
> garbage) is this: for a given number of login failures (e.g., 8),
> add an
> ipfw rule that blocks all traffic from the offending IP#. Of
> course, this
> has got to be automatized (script?).
I find security/sshit works well for this, it reads a tail pipe out
of syslog and add ipfw rules (and can time them out)
> I used to add the rules manually, as
> an experiment, and I found that attacks from one IP# do repeat, though
> very seldom (the period may be as long as a few months). The rule list
> will grows without bounds :( I figure, this reduces the amount of
> recieved
> spam slightly too.
> Yes, not a novel idea (to phrase it soflty); yet, I actually tested
> it,
> found that there's net gain from doing that (as small as it may be),
> and no noticeable bad consequences.
>
> [SorAlx] ridin' VN1500-B2
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On Thursday 28 September 2006 11:14, Thierry Thomas wrote:
> Le Jeu 28 sep 06 =E0 16:19:42 +0200, John Baldwin <jhb@freebsd.org>
> =E9crivait=A0:
>=20
> > ports/security/bruteblock (there's another one for pf, this one is for=
=20
ipfw)
>=20
> No need for an external tool with pf. Just add this kind of rule:
>=20
> table <ssh-bruteforce> persist
> block in quick from <ssh-bruteforce>
> pass in quick on $ext_if inet proto tcp from any to ($ext_if) \
> port 22 flags S/SA keep state \
> ( max-src-conn-rate 2/10, overload <ssh-bruteforce> flush global)
Depends. I only want to block bad connections. I don't want to lock mysel=
f=20
out if I happen to open too many ssh session terminals at work. :)
=2D-=20
John Baldwin
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On 9/27/06, Roger 'Rocky' Vetterberg <listsub@401.cx> wrote:
> Does anyone know what has happened to bsdnews.com aka daemonnews.org?
> The latest week or so the website has been unreachable.
15. Sept Chris Coleman wrote on daemonnews.org:
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solutions, but our resources are very limited, especially our time.
Volunteers, donations, and praise are appreciated as always."
Perhaps they stumbled across a big b0rk?
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