FBI probes network breach at Stanford

I'd actually like to lock to it my subnet: Rather than block these endless probes automatically IP by IP, I'd prefer to lock down SSH to only accept IPs from our network if possible but don't know how. Any pointers on that?

But failing that, blocking with a script would be a worthwhile fallback, if you can point me to how its done.

Web admin is a side thing for me, not my area of expertise.; Posted by: Nigel Johnstone Posted on: 05/26/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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And the system michael_t | 05/25/05

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That only works IF... flatliner | 05/26/05

From one of my security logs Nigel Johnstone | 05/26/05

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