'"We've analyzed their attack, sir, and there is a danger"'

	"We've analyzed their attack, sir, and there is a danger"
	Actually, no, there isn't a danger or any other kind of vulnerability, but the hacker is back. This time there were 38 attempts in 4 minutes. I think I'll take a few additional steps based on the attack pattern and make sure he can't even see the pages any more. That way I won't be bothered by any more of these particular email alerts. Here are the latest IP addresses he's using: 62.172.78.159 UNITED KINGDOM ENGLAND LIVERPOOL FTIP002742908 MJ GLEESON GROUP PLC 80.64.176.125 GERMANY SACHSEN LEIPZIG EXA SERVICE FUER MEDIENDIENSTLEISTER GMBH 82.236.235.46 FRANCE PROXAD / FREE SAS 129.241.219.135 NORWAY SOR-TRONDELAG TRONDHEIM NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 198.3.128.225 UNITED STATES VIRGINIA HERNDON LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE 202.58.86.3 MALAYSIA UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA 202.164.166.154 PHILIPPINES MANILA QUEZON CITY EASTERN TELECOMS PHILS. INC 203.148.194.131 THAILAND A-NET CO. LTD Oh yeah - happy Monday. Categories: Clueless Idiocy Permalink #.Posted by 'geoff' on Monday, 27 February 2006 at 8:50AM <- Previous Blog Post Next Blog Post ->

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	Have I angered someone recently? As well as the previous distributed hack attacks I've mentioned previously, there's a new guy on the scene. Yes, another hacker is attacking my little server. This one is a bit different. For some reason, he has locked on to All... Posted by 'Geoff's Blog' on Wednesday, 01 March 2006 at 8:41AM

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