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    • stacksofplatesS
      stacksofplates @inroute
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      @inroute said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

      @stacksofplates there is no ssh file or folder under /etc/

      what's your output from ls /etc/

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        stacksofplates
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        Also what PBX is this? Is it FreePBX?

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        • coliverC
          coliver
          last edited by coliver

          Would be a good idea to setup fail 2 ban as well.

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            tiagom
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            From the original post looks like you are using dropbear ssh.. config should be /etc/config/dropbear

            Looks like you need to set

            option PasswordAuth 'off'
            

            https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/dropbear has more details as i couldn't (quickly) find official documentation.

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              stacksofplates @coliver
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              @coliver said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

              Would be a good idea to setup fail 2 ban as well.

              I hope at some point in the future they make the setup a little easier. It's fairly daunting for a new person. Pam_tally2 and faillock are fairly easy to set up, but rely on PAM. Would be nice to have a middle ground.

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                stacksofplates @tiagom
                last edited by

                @tiagom said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

                From the original post looks like you are using dropbear ssh.. config should be /etc/config/dropbear

                Looks like you need to set

                option PasswordAuth 'off'
                

                https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/dropbear has more details as i couldn't (quickly) find official documentation.

                Good catch, I didn't notice that.

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                  tiagom @coliver
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                  @coliver said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

                  Would be a good idea to setup fail 2 ban as well.

                  Agreed.

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                    inroute
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                    there is no config folder in the /etc/ directory but i found dropbear folder in the /etc/ directory and it contain tow files

                    dropbear _dss_host_key
                    dropbear _rsa_host_key

                    any idea

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                      tiagom
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                      What about under /etc/default/dropbear

                      What distro and pbx are you running so we can stop guessing.

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                        inroute @tiagom
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                        @tiagom no there no under /etc/default/dropbear

                        sorry Tiagom im new in Linux
                        the pbx is Panasonic gsm gateway

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                          inroute @tiagom
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                          @tiagom Linux version 3.0.76-4.i586 gcc version 4.4.1 ( GCC)

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                            tiagom
                            last edited by tiagom

                            It looks like you need to set

                             DROPBEAR_EXTRA_ARGS="-s"
                            

                            in the dropbear init file.

                            https://github.com/mkj/dropbear/blob/master/debian/dropbear.init

                            *It states Do not configure this file. Edit /etc/default/dropbear instead! in the latest version. Your version maybe older or modified by panasonic since /etc/default/dropbear doesnt exist..

                            Arg found here

                            http://linux.die.net/man/8/dropbear

                            But honestly, if there is a firewall in front of this pbx box it maybe easier to do it there.

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                              inroute @tiagom
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                              @tiagom so what do you think i must do to stop hackers and right now one hacker he made the gateway reboots like 100 time

                              is there a way that i can block him

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                                inroute @tiagom
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                                @tiagom please see this link
                                http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/man8/dropbearkey.8.html

                                do you think it will help and honestly if you can guide me on how to do it .
                                it will be nice from you

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                                  tiagom
                                  last edited by tiagom

                                  Its difficult to suggest without knowing the environment..

                                  The simplest is change passwords if its compromised.

                                  If its behind a firewall you can block traffic on port 22 unless its from your ip..

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                                    inroute @tiagom
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                                    @tiagom ummmm....

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                                      JaredBusch @inroute
                                      last edited by

                                      @inroute said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

                                      @tiagom ummmm....

                                      @tiagom is exactly right. You have a Panasonic device on your network, it should be behind your router/firewall, so just turn off port 22 at your router/firewall.

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                                        scottalanmiller @inroute
                                        last edited by

                                        @inroute said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

                                        @tiagom GNU/Linux

                                        That's a family but not an OS. OS would be like CentOS, Ubuntu, etc.

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                                        • scottalanmillerS
                                          scottalanmiller @inroute
                                          last edited by

                                          @inroute said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

                                          @tiagom so what do you think i must do to stop hackers and right now one hacker he made the gateway reboots like 100 time

                                          is there a way that i can block him

                                          @inroute said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

                                          @tiagom so what do you think i must do to stop hackers and right now one hacker he made the gateway reboots like 100 time

                                          is there a way that i can block him
                                          What is the gateway? It's just an Ubuntu server?

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                                            tonyshowoff @scottalanmiller
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                                            @scottalanmiller said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

                                            @inroute said in I'm under attack I need help in ssh:

                                            @tiagom GNU/Linux

                                            That's a family but not an OS. OS would be like CentOS, Ubuntu, etc.

                                            GNU/Linux is pig tail riding on behalf of Richard Stallman. If it's GNU/Linux, then this is actually not MangoLassi, but NodeBB/MangoLassi, and WordPress is Zend/WordPress. Funny how nobody else on the entire planet other than Stallman makes a requirement of software using libraries he hasn't contributed to in 30 years.

                                            </my non-contribution to conversation>

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