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| Resident ABX Wizard ![]() Join Date: May 2003 Location: London, Ontario
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| Anyone a myNetWatchman agent? myNetWatchman is a site that collects firewall logs, aggregates them and attempts to take action on the most widespread attacks. I find it's a lot better than simply running a firewall because you can actually do something about the attacks: Quote:
Last night I modified my SmoothWall box to transmit firewall entries to myNetWatchman with dramatic results: Quote:
Some of these events are part of global events that have been escalated and reported to the ISP. I tried a mod that did something similar at DShield, which seems to be a much larger site, but the mod requires a working SMTP server on your network. Anyway, if you have a compatible firewall, I urge ABXers to sign up. Worldwide there are only 673 agents in the minimum 3 years the site's been around. This is growing though, last night there were 667. Obviously you have to have an automated mechanism for submitting reports with incident numbers like mine. Incidentally participation in my province is very high. We have more agents than anywhere else in the country, half as many agents as in all of the U.K., almost as many agents as New York state and 1 more agent than Texas! See http://www.mynetwatchman.com/agentnetbystate.asp There's even one agent in Vanuatu. ![]() | ||
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