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On Fri, 14 Feb 2003, Malcolm Turnbull wrote:
> One of my clients got hacked and the only way they found out was because
> the hacker (possibly script kiddy) tried to flush the iptables rules,
> therfore breaking all of the NAT rules therefore taking down the web
> site...
Of course, their firewall should've been configured so untrusted hosts
(like their web server -- basically, any box that isn't the box that
people are expected to log in from) couldn't connect to the SSH port on
the firewall, or any other service, for that matter..
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