My home-hosted website is being hammered thousands of times an hour by a swarm of coordinated residential IP addresses that do not get used again the next next day but hit with a new batch of addresses the next day. The attack swarm does nothing other than a simple GET & that is it. What can be done? I do not see why one should play along with such coordinated nonsense. Blocking all IP addresses in the swarm would serve no purpose: they hardly any of them are re-used. #suricata #ids #firewall
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Dear #Turris users, we have just released Turris OS 9.1.4 as an #RC. This small release includes a security update for #PHP 8 that addresses recently published #CVE, as well as the blacklisting of the compromised #emSign ECC Root CA - G3.
Other changes include security updates to #schnapps and #Suricata,.
Special thanks go to Pepe, who helped us clean up the build repository by removing old patches, introduced #LibreSpeed for Turris 1.x, and made our compilation script compatible with #macOS.
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SO-CRATES 5.0 is out 🧅
SO-CRATES is a free, open source web app for analyzing PCAPs, logs, emails and binaries, all in one container that works offline.
New in 5.0: tshark runs alongside Suricata and provides additional protocol support, including S7comm, IEC 104, BACnet, OPC UA, Telnet, RADIUS, IPMI, DHCPv6 and tunnels. A new Findings tab ranks what those records show.
