Hi

There is a new website www.badips.com to analyze ssh brute forcers.

If you would like to see statistics about what IPs are targeting your servers, see http://www.netmess.org/examine-your-attackers/ to learn how to report. It's done in 2 minutes.

-- mr51m0n

Before I move this thread to the LQ Linux News section: what makes yours stand out from say Dshield, myNetWatchman (defunct) or map.honeycloud.net?

Sorry, I missed the News Section!

Well, all this projects seem to be much more mature than mine but I'll try to keep up with some functionality they have. (more categories, a real time world map and treat level etc.)

I'd like to build a cleaner interface and I think its also fine that one does not need to register (with username/password) to get personalized stats. And I want anyone to be able to contribute data with an easy interface and the tools they already use.

But of course, it's yet another tool. Still, do you have fail2ban already in place? then it's 1 minute to personalized stats with no personal data stored somewhere (apart from your IP and attackers of course). I think that's cool?

I encourage people to tell me what features they need, maybe it's a unique tool someday.

-- mr51m0n

"I’ll also switch the blog language to English."

I like it.

Nice. However, it looks like you have a bug in the display of the IP Database. Many of the IPs are listed twice. For example, the last few entries in your database look like this:

All but one of the above are duplicated.

If you click on one, like 41.230.34.144, you get this: