Some fucker is trying to hack one of my servers...

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  • sixxxthsense
    Confirmed User
    • Aug 2004
    • 2419
    #1

    Some fucker is trying to hack one of my servers...

    Does anyone know how to block an ip using the WebHost Manager?

    I blocked his ip (209.152.169.143) with cPanel (but thats only for a single domain)

    is there anyway I can block'm using a UNIX command or something?

    sorry bout the noob question!
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    • xenophobic
      Confirmed User
      • Mar 2004
      • 874
      #2
      Originally posted by sixxxthsense
      Does anyone know how to block an ip using the WebHost Manager?

      I blocked his ip (209.152.169.143) with cPanel (but thats only for a single domain)

      is there anyway I can block'm using a UNIX command or something?

      sorry bout the noob question!
      route add -host 209.152.169.143 127.0.0.1

      on a BSD based system.

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        • sixxxthsense
          Confirmed User
          • Aug 2004
          • 2419
          #3
          Originally posted by xenophobic
          route add -host 209.152.169.143 127.0.0.1

          on a BSD based system.
          I see that command redirects him to localhost , thanks!!!


          Can it be used with an ASTERISK(*)?

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            • xenophobic
              Confirmed User
              • Mar 2004
              • 874
              #4
              Originally posted by sixxxthsense
              I see that command redirects him to localhost , thanks!!!


              Can it be used with an ASTERISK(*)?
              might want to be careful using wildcards like that, you can substitute it with
              -net 209.152.169.0 which should route the whole class C to 127.0.0.1

              if you know your Operating System name and the firewall type, you would be better using a firewall rule to filter it than the route command to redirect, just route works without knowing the firewall type.

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