by ryanwalz
RWSecure parses the /var/log/secure (or specified secure log) file for Invalid usernames or Failed password. If more than x invalid or failed attempts by one IP(i.e. brute force), it will add that IP to your /etc/hosts.deny file by default (also configur
ryanwalz commented on the RE: infinite duration of bad logins? forum thread
stnick created the infinite duration of bad logins? forum thread
ryanwalz commented on the RE: syntax error in rwsecure's hosts.deny ent forum thread
I have fixed a minor bug regarding how rwsecure adds information to the hosts.deny file that stnick had pointed out. If you currently use rwsecure, I would suggest that you erase your current /etc/hosts.deny file (make sure it still exists, but that is ...
stnick created the syntax error in rwsecure's hosts.deny entry forum thread
stnick created the abstracting config forum thread
stnick commented on the RE: problems parsing syslog when not ipv6? forum thread
stnick commented on the RE: not detecting brute force when not legal forum thread
ryanwalz commented on the RE: problems parsing syslog when not ipv6? forum thread
ryanwalz commented on the RE: not detecting brute force when not legal forum thread
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