Re:Who's Attacking My Server?
by teleforce on Sunday March 13, 2022 @11:57PM
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Please check this very interesting real-time Live Threat Map by Radware [1].
Most of these attacks are harmless and the attacks that you should be worried is the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) types [2].
Around eight years back I've proposed a system for crowdsourcing in covertly detecting APT similar to the minefields concept being used in war and I still think it's the best way to reliably detect APT including zero-day attacks.
Few months back in HN someone proposed an open source solution for crowdsourcing firewall, IDS and IPS but cannot get the link for now on top of my head at the moment.
Most of these attacks are harmless and the attacks that you should be worried is the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) types [2].
Around eight years back I've proposed a system for crowdsourcing in covertly detecting APT similar to the minefields concept being used in war and I still think it's the best way to reliably detect APT including zero-day attacks.
Few months back in HN someone proposed an open source solution for crowdsourcing firewall, IDS and IPS but cannot get the link for now on top of my head at the moment.
[1] Live Threat Map:
https://livethreatmap.radware.com/
[2] Advanced Persistent Trap:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_persistent_threat