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Kurt Weiske | Ross Branham | Re: Three Password Cracking Techniques and How to Defend Against |
March 1, 2025 6:50 AM * |
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-=> Ross Branham wrote to TheCivvie <=- RB> The bots have been brutal lately. At times they'll tie up 3 or more RB> nodes trying to get in. Very annoying. I thought about changing the RB> telnet port to a 5 digit number. They don't seem to scan those higher RB> ports. Back around 2015, we got all sorts of red alerts from the infosec team at work, it appears one network drop was saturating the network and taking it down for the users. We engaged the networking team to try and find the location, but ended up going door to door because they didn't keep maps of network drops. As we walked over to one area, I heard the sound of computer fans at full blast - a couple of them. Came over and saw what looked like a crypto rig - except it was brute forcing network passwords. Seems that the infosec "Sekr1t" team didn't feel they needed to let anyone else in IT know, including infosec, and didn't bother doing it outside of business hours! --- MultiMail/Win v0.52 * Origin: realitycheckBBS.org -- information is power. (618:300/16) |
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