Seems like the snifbots are assuming I run on a Linux machine as they are trying to access my root directory
For that reason, I'm not sure if they're really harmful for Synchronet systems. I doubt they can gain access to your system through the Synchronet SSH server, and if they try to log in as 'root' etc., they're not going to get in, unless you happen to have a BBS user named 'root' (which is unlikely).
I guess the only really annoyance it's the node that are taking and the log they are filling :-)
For that reason, I'm not sure if they're really harmful for Synchronet systems. I doubt they can gain access to your system through the Synchronet SSH server, and if they try to log in as 'root' etc., they're not going to get in, unless you happen to have a BBS user named 'root' (which is unlikely).
I guess the only really annoyance it's the node that are taking and the log they are filling :-)
I have 10 nodes and only the first two nodes are affected
If I had a Linux box I could run a cron job to delete the logs every so often, not sure if windows has something similar.
/a
Actually had one get in on my guest account the other day, I logged in the B and the caller list popped up and it showed a Guest login with location of /bin/busybox Mirai.
For that reason, I'm not sure if they're really harmful for
Synchronet systems. I doubt they can gain access to your system
through the Synchronet SSH server, and if they try to log in as
'root' etc., they're not going to get in, unless you happen to have
a BBS user named 'root' (which is unlikely).
Actually had one get in on my guest account the other day, I logged in the BBS and the caller list popped up and it showed a Guest login with location of /bin/busybox Mirai.
That is the furthest I've ever seen one get.
I guess the only really annoyance it's the node that are taking and
the log they are filling :-)
I have 10 nodes and only the first two nodes are affected
If I had a Linux box I could run a cron job to delete the logs every so often, not sure if windows has something similar.
location of /bin/busybox Mirai.
I was getting that alot, now I get User unknown 'ROOT'
I have caught a few stuck there after logging in. The Bot doesn't know what to do once it gets into the guest account. It's kind of funny.
Actually had one get in on my guest account the other day, I logged in BBS and the caller list popped up and it showed a Guest login with location of /bin/busybox Mirai.
I see it fill up about 4 to 6 nodes sometimes, but I am not sure if that is Mirai or not. I get the occassional bot/script that fills up 10 or even 20 nodes, but that is really rare. I used to grab the IP, do a whois, and send abuse ticket to the ISP that controls the IP. But, the volume is so much the days that it is useless and a complete waste of my time.
check your username filter and make sure root and all the other popular admi names are put in.
Sysop: | Ragnarok |
---|---|
Location: | Dock Sud, Bs As, Argentina |
Users: | 136 |
Nodes: | 10 (0 / 10) |
Uptime: | 16:41:45 |
Calls: | 15,171 |
Calls today: | 4 |
Files: | 19,857 |
D/L today: |
89 files (7,858K bytes) |
Messages: | 1,691,872 |