Re: Website Hacking Attempt - letting the IP Block owners know?
From: Brian (Witch*Dr@usa.nojunkemail.net.ru)Date: 06/23/02
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From: "Brian" <Witch*Dr@usa.nojunkemail.net.ru> Date: Sun, 23 Jun 2002 08:18:09 -0700
"Paul Hutchings" <paul.hutchings@gmx.netNOSPAM> wrote in message
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> I'm after some examples of the sort of email you would send in this
> situation, basically I want to let them what seems to have been attempted,
> when, etc without sounding accusatory...
Our corporate IDS and Firewall log a lot of "attacks" during the day. If I
E-mailed all of them, I'd be a busy man. There really isn't much you can do
other than keep an eye on it. Occasionally if the hostname is of a major
company or government site, I'll give them a call. Those types are usually
much more willing to do something. I even got a $25 gift certificate from
one company...thought that was rather cool.
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