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ftp server question Peter 06-23-2006
---> Re: ftp server question Sebastian Gotts...06-23-2006
---> Re: ftp server question Borked Pseudo M...06-23-2006
Posted by Peter on June 23, 2006, 8:27 am
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i have a ftp server (filezilla server) on my system.

i get, almost everyday. someone trying to log on to my server as admin,
administrator. etc. using a dictionary attack.

i have looked up, with whois were they are from and tried informing their
isp about the attack.

most of the time, i get a message from them telling me that they need the
log with times. also my gmt.
source ip and port, destination ip and port.

which i give them all but the source port. (if the wanted to, they could
look the info up without it.)

which comes to my question.

is there a ftp server that logs source ip and port and destination ip and
port.
also the logon name and password would also be nice.

or, getting this info is just a wast of time, for most isp do not care about
hackers.

i really do not want to put a sniffer on my system and log every packet that
comes into/out of my system just to not get the message from stupid isp
people.





Posted by Sebastian Gottschalk on June 23, 2006, 8:58 am
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Peter wrote:
> i have a ftp server (filezilla server) on my system.
> [...]
> is there a ftp server that logs source ip and port and destination ip
> and port. also the logon name and password would also be nice.

FileZilla Server does so.

> or, getting this info is just a wast of time, for most isp do not
> care about hackers.

True, true.

Posted by Peter on June 23, 2006, 9:21 am
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> Peter wrote:
>> i have a ftp server (filezilla server) on my system.
>> [...]
>> is there a ftp server that logs source ip and port and destination ip
>> and port. also the logon name and password would also be nice.
>
> FileZilla Server does so.

that is why i use filezilla, because it logs name and password.

>
>> or, getting this info is just a wast of time, for most isp do not
>> care about hackers.
>
> True, true.

for normal attacks that people do. i gave up on infoing isp. was getting the
same stuff from them.
so for that. i am using the program from dshield.org
it takes the info from the firewall/router firewall and send it to them each
hour. they want that log.



Posted by nemo_outis on June 23, 2006, 1:00 pm
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@news.dfncis.de:

> Peter wrote:
>> i have a ftp server (filezilla server) on my system.
>> [...]
>> is there a ftp server that logs source ip and port and destination ip
>> and port. also the logon name and password would also be nice.
>
> FileZilla Server does so.
>
>> or, getting this info is just a wast of time, for most isp do not
>> care about hackers.
>
> True, true.
>



I run Serv-u and it can log everything.

Regards,



Posted by Peter on June 23, 2006, 4:44 pm
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i have put the server serv-u on the system.

have turned on the option of locking out if several attempt is made to logon
with x seconds.
just forget about telling isp about the hackers.


> @news.dfncis.de:
>
>> Peter wrote:
>>> i have a ftp server (filezilla server) on my system.
>>> [...]
>>> is there a ftp server that logs source ip and port and destination ip
>>> and port. also the logon name and password would also be nice.
>>
>> FileZilla Server does so.
>>
>>> or, getting this info is just a wast of time, for most isp do not
>>> care about hackers.
>>
>> True, true.
>>
>
>
>
> I run Serv-u and it can log everything.
>
> Regards,
>
>



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