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Re:Who's Attacking My Server? by plufz on Sunday March 13, 2022 @02:07PM (#30664038)
hmm I reason sooner or later a scanner will find an xss/sql exploit/whatever? why give scanners free access to search endlessly for possible exploits when you can fail2ban? all servers have possible exploits if they expose a medium complex service. (if ssh is all you expose and you only allow keys, fine!)
Re:Who's Attacking My Server? by anderspitman on Sunday March 13, 2022 @02:44PM (#30664435)
I'm curious, is it common for scanners to look for vulnerabilities in bespoke servers, or do they usually look for known vulnerabilities in specific versions of popular servers like WordPress, Apache, etc?
Re:Who's Attacking My Server? by plufz on Sunday March 13, 2022 @04:03PM (#30665168)
My experience is a mix of both. Lots of looking for wordpress, phpmyadmin, etc but also scraping my own GET-parameters and FORMs looking for sql exploits etc.
Re:Who's Attacking My Server? by bombcar on Sunday March 13, 2022 @03:02PM (#30664610)
They’re almost always looking for known vulnerabilities dumbly - you’ll see one IP try fifteen-fifty different URL based attacks.