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Sleepy · 07-14-2002, 01:18 PM

http://www.danubetech.com/news/07_12_02.htm
( ProxyPass )

The software blocks open proxies and shared passwords. Its written in C just like Iprotect and features a realtime admin. I had it installed and that was the end of the bullshit with those proxy hackers.

Iprotect/Pennywize/StopThatHacker - just dont work.
Lets say you have Pennywize set to block a user after 5 bad auths. These hackers use 1000's of proxies to attack you and get 5 guesses on each one. If the hacker has 8000 proxies to use, he gets 40,000 guesses all total. Whats the point in even blocking ?

07-14-2002, 01:18 PM
Sleepy Confirmed User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Porn Peddler Posts: 679	http://www.danubetech.com/news/07_12_02.htm ( ProxyPass ) The software blocks open proxies and shared passwords. Its written in C just like Iprotect and features a realtime admin. I had it installed and that was the end of the bullshit with those proxy hackers. Iprotect/Pennywize/StopThatHacker - just dont work. Lets say you have Pennywize set to block a user after 5 bad auths. These hackers use 1000's of proxies to attack you and get 5 guesses on each one. If the hacker has 8000 proxies to use, he gets 40,000 guesses all total. Whats the point in even blocking ?