2012 Tool For linux Security,Try it and give your oppinion here!!!!!!

antiyou · 09-19-2012, 06:30 PM

Hello guys
I supose you always ask: how do i secure my linux server?

Well is simple.

1.First Download the tool

2.Then dezarhive it

3.Go to the sniff directory
cd sshsniff

4.Simple install it with this command
./inst Password

Change the "Password" with any of your own pw,the password dont have to be same as your root password,it can be a random one,you just need it in case you wish to uninstall the tool.
Make sure you have ssh 22 port oppened.

Any suspicious activity will be reported to your main desktop
in a file named log

The log file is not as .binbash the binbash can be removed or cleared with a empty line.
The log file cannot be removed.

Using this tool your linux server cannot be brute forced of a port scan or ip range scan anymore.
Also exploits for php , sendmail/SMTP , perl , etc. wont work anymore on your server.
So in a way or other your completly invulnerable from outside hacking/cracking attacks.

OK guys hope you enjoy it.
Leave your oppinion above.

Edit: This is the source code of the tool , your free to modify it and personalize it

craigevil · 09-19-2012, 06:34 PM

and unicorns are real.

JaseP · 09-19-2012, 06:41 PM

Yeah,...Anyone check this script out as a possible keylogger/trojan before even thinking of installing it... Ask yourself... Why would it need port 22 open?!

antiyou · 09-19-2012, 06:44 PM

if ssh port 22 is not oppened then why would they install this tool smart guy? :P
This was created against brute force and exploit scannners.
Where hackers attack first?
On port 22 ofcourse.

Please read more about linux then post your own oppinion

Edit:

Quote:

Originally Posted by JaseP

Yeah,...Anyone check this script out as a possible keylogger/trojan before even thinking of installing it... Ask yourself... Why would it need port 22 open?!

Ofcourse,please do a scan for trojan etc ... on linux

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I thought i mention it on my first post , it's open source.

JaseP · 09-19-2012, 06:56 PM

I've been using Linux for a decade,... an open port 22 can be brute-forced...

Installing and running somebody's script is inadviseable.

Nobody needs your script to secure their server,... they just need to follow standard security practices...

Besides, why post it in two different sub-forums when you're brand new to the forum?!

antiyou · 09-19-2012, 06:59 PM

your just said it , your using linux for a decade , this is a newbie section

and standard security practices are not so "secure" for your server .belive me i'm on this things from to long time.

unSpawn · 09-19-2012, 07:06 PM

The OP has been banned for trying to entice members to download trojaned SSH daemon source.

Habitual · 09-19-2012, 07:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by antiyou

...how do i secure my linux server?...

I installed Slackware.
nuff said.

JaseP · 09-19-2012, 07:35 PM

I guess I DO have to l3arnz linux...
(sorry for the bogus "leet" speech,... I just couldn't resist... ).