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Sunday, July 5, 2009

Security Router Working

Since we have implemented our Gigabit Security Router we can see the IP addresses of any Hack/Attack.

During this period we have noticed 2 heavy hitters, 118.123.5.105 and 124.235.106.127.

Now, DO NOT GO TO THESE web ip addeesses.

You can see where these sites are located by going to http://www.whatismyip.com.

There you'll find some great tools for finding ip origination.

We find, using the 'What Is My IP' web site, that these Hacks/Attacks come from an interesting country.

Below are the details from 'What Is My IP':

IP Address		Host Name
118.123.5.105		Unknown
City	Region/State	Postal Code	Country Name
CHENGDU	SICHUAN	-	CHINA
Country Code	Time Zone	Latitude	Longitude
CN	+08:00	30.667	104.067
ISP	Domain Name	Net Speed	IP Decimal
CHINANET SICHUAN PROVINCE NETWORK	163DATA.COM.CN	-	1987773801

IP Address		Host Name
124.235.106.127		Unknown
City	Region/State	Postal Code	Country Name
JILIN	JILIN	-	CHINA
Country Code	Time Zone	Latitude	Longitude
CN	+08:00	23.583	107.433
ISP	Domain Name	Net Speed	IP Decimal
CHINANET JILIN PROVINCE NETWORK	163DATA.COM.CN	-	2095803007

posted by JADELottery # 2:08 PM

Comments:

They have npthing better to do.

# posted by jarasan : 5:00 PM

I seem to pick trackers here at L.P. very often.
But but you get such every and anywhere on the internet, firewalls and such tell you.
A good firewall is a must have and if you have a high speed connection then a hardware firewall might be also needed, such as you just got.

# posted by LANTERN : 10:15 PM

In addition to my Router Firewall, we have our PC Firewalls as well. Before the Gigabit Security Router we had a simple Firewall Router, but it did not give this level of information and secuity. It worked, however, I like to see what IP address is trying the Hack/Attack. Also, it's nice to know what IP address these Hacks/Attacks are coming from; not just some mystery place in cyberspace.

# posted by JADELottery : 7:07 AM

I was looking at the specs. for the router you have, and it also does a stateful packet inspection? Are the origination IP addresses recorded in log events file, by filter settings, customization of event detail? Seems like you say, nice to know where these hackers are residing, hopefully they are being counter hacked.

# posted by jarasan : 1:08 PM

It's a Linksys RVS4000.

The Protect Scope is:

Worm
DoS / DDoS
Buffer Overflow
Web Attack
Scan
Trojan Horse
IM / P2P

Also, along with the Firewall it has:

DoS Protection
Block WAN Request
Disable Remote Management
Disable Multicast
Disable SIP Application Layer Gateway

It keeps a log of Attacks and has Anomaly Dectection for:

HTTP
FTP
TELNET
RPC

# posted by JADELottery : 4:06 PM

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