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N2NOV > SYSOP 09.03.20 17:10l 19 Lines 699 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: AmprNet DDoS attack
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>From n2nov@n2nov.ampr.org Mon Mar 9 11:03:52 2020
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>From: n2nov@n2nov.ampr.org
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I noticed this the other day and wound up setting up my JNOS to TCP ACCESS DENY
the entire 1/0 network and only TCP ACCESS ALLOW those IP addresses that I knew.
Months ago it was just the Far East IP addresses causing a major headache, but
now it is wider and I have to adjust things. I already lock out every unknown
at the server level, but now I had to do it at the encap level. Oh well!
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