SSH Brute Force
SSH brute force password guessing attacks aren't really anything new. They have been going on for quite some time and whilst early July there was a small dip things seems to be getting back to normal. One of our readers (thanks Robert) though noticed that the SSH brute forcing is coordinated between a number of IP addresses (118.97.8.28, 125.210.209.152, and 161.200.184.4). If you have SSH open to the internet (honeypot or real) and you are able to share some log files I'd be interested to take a look at them. Please upload them using the contact form or send them directly to markh.isc@gmail.com.
Log files will look something like this.
Username SourceIPAddr lPort Count TimeStamp
bette 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:51:05 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
clairette 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:51:29 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
clamens 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:51:33 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
clarisse 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:51:37 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
claude 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:51:41 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
dumont 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:52:05 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
duplo 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:52:09 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
dupont 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:52:12 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
durand 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:52:16 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
farceur 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:52:40 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
farucci 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:52:44 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
faustine 118.97.8.28 22 1 09:52:48 EDT Sat Jul 16 2011
Mark
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