Detect SSH Attack Using Nagios

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This blog article demonstrates how to detect ssh attacks using Nagios.

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Worked Well

bynishith, August 1, 2012

Worked well as per the documentation. But, there should be some measurement to get all "SSH ATTACK LOGS" in "Nagios Availability Report".

To SUM UP, Nagios availability report shall show us below stuff as output.

SSH ATTACK Time
SSH ATTACK Date
IP from which SSH ATTACK has happen
Total ATTACK TIME (i.e. brute force)

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bygajender, July 26, 2012

it is really good, finally i got rid from ssh attack on the server. I was looking for long to get such solution. thanks very much.

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