Repeated Hack Attempts

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  1. geekmaster1

    geekmaster1 Registered Member

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    Someone with the I.P address 144.131.172.153 keeps trying to hack me.
    First they try to get into my home FTP with an administrator access, then they tried to reset my waffles.fm password.
    What do I do?
     
  2. controler

    controler Guest

    Maybe this site can help.

    A IP lookup sees it comming from Asia.

    http://www.apnic.net/info/faq/abuse/index.html

    inetnum: 144.131.0.0 - 144.131.255.255
    netname: TELSTRAINTERNET24-AU
    descr: Telstra Internet
    descr: Locked Bag 5744
    descr: Canberra
    descr: ACT 2601
    country: AU
    admin-c: TIAR-AP
    tech-c: TIAR-AP
    mnt-by: APNIC-HM
    mnt-lower: MAINT-AU-TIAR-AP
    remarks: -----
    remarks: All reports regarding SPAM or security breaches
    remarks: should be addressed to abuse@telstra.net
    remarks: ------
    status: ALLOCATED PORTABLE
    changed: hostmaster@arin.net 20010828
    changed: hm-changed@apnic.net 20040926
    changed: hm-changed@apnic.net 20031215
    changed: hm-changed@apnic.net 20031224
    changed: hm-changed@apnic.net 20041214
    source: APNIC

    person: Telstra Internet Address Registry
    address: Telstra Internet
    address: Locked Bag 5744
    address: Canberra
    address: ACT 2601
    country: AU
    phone: +61 3 9815 5923
    e-mail: addressing@telstra.net
    nic-hdl: TIAR-AP
    remarks: Telstra Internet Address Registry Role Object
    mnt-by: MAINT-AU-TIAR-AP
    changed: nobody@aunic.net 19951128
    changed: aunic-transfer@apnic.net 20010523
    changed: aunic-transfer@apnic.net 20020115
    changed: Kushnil@apnic.net 20020813
    changed: hm-changed@apnic.net 20050310
    source: APNIC
     
  3. geekmaster1

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  4. Woody777

    Woody777 Registered Member

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    Yes Do That. Then if you have a firewall Load the Address into the Blocked address list. If you don't have one that allows you to do this get one like Private Firewall ZA Pro or others. there is a free one sygate that will allow you to do this. Change your Password to your program. Then check your computer for virus' scan with your antivirus. Alternatively download & use Dr Web cureit. There a couple malware scanners you could try like
    A2 fre or Super anti Spyware.
     
  5. geekmaster1

    geekmaster1 Registered Member

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    i dont see where to block ip addresses in windows vista firewall
     
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  7. Mr. Y

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    Alpha Shield hardware firewall from Radio Shack would probably stop them.
     
  8. ethernal

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    no point in reporting since the chance of somebody being stupid enough to try and bruteforce from their own adress is minimal.

    portscan him back, see if there's any half open relays or RATs, to make sure.
     
  9. computer geek

    computer geek Registered Member

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    More info- i tracked it down to find it came from melbourne.
     
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