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    • Alanesi
      Alanesi last edited by

      Hi Everyone,

      Am I under attack? I don't know these IP addresses.

      Attack from "112.85.42.143" on service SSH with danger 10.
      Failed password for root from 112.85.42.143 port 58827 ssh2
      Attack from "2.134.47.21" on service SSH with danger 10.
      Invalid user admin1 from 2.134.47.21 port 64840

      They keep showing many times.

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      • Gertjan
        Gertjan @Alanesi last edited by Gertjan

        @alanesi said in Am i under attack?:

        They keep showing many times.

        If you don't want people/scripts/robots knocking on your door, remove the door.
        Remove rules on your WAN interface : do not make SSH accessible to the entire Internet. Consider that as a security flaw.
        If you have to have access to SSH and GUI etc, use a VPN access.

        edit : normally, you should be using the SSH access with a password only ones. The day you installed pfSense - or any OS for that matter, disable password authentication and go for :

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        • Alanesi
          Alanesi @Gertjan last edited by

          @gertjan Much appreciated.
          But one thing here PFsense is my VPN server so I think GUI is already accessible.

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          • Gertjan
            Gertjan @Alanesi last edited by

            With only this rule

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            on your WAN interface, no one can access SSH, or GUI access.
            Exception : those who have VPN access. But you know who they are, as you gave that access.

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            • Alanesi
              Alanesi @Gertjan last edited by

              @gertjan Thank you very much

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