Tue 20 Feb 2007
Defending high traffic Postfix servers from dictionary attacks II
Enviado al blog por el pinche cash segun el bajo la categoria Linux, Perl for Retarded ppl, Postfix, Slackware
Sin chismes (se el primer chismoso!)
spamhammerd – give spammers the meathammer in real time
Original project URL:
http://n0rp.chemlab.org/spamhammer
Original code: Steve j. Kondik (shade at chemlab.org)
this code will monitor a postfix log and watch for
“550″errors (user unknown). after a threshold is reached, the ip generating the excessive errors will be added to the block list. spammers are sloppy and generally tend to blast everyone on their list at the same time.This is mostly useless unless used on a high-volume server.
My tiny modifications…
Modified Feb 2007
Changes: Selective parsing to for use with combined logs (A single logfile with postfix, amavis, SPF)
Changed error from “550″ to “450″
Changes on the arrays numbers to match log fields.
Tested on Slackware Linux.
Added iptables blocking.
Usage:
Apply the filter @ Postfix’s main.cf (spammers & spammers.db should be created by the script before reload postfix)
smtpd_client_restrictions = check_client_access hash:/etc/postfix/generated/spammers
Modified Code:
http://www.fathersfate.com.mx/wordpress/code/spamhammer.txt
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