Block auth connections with iptables/ipset reading auth.log (rsyslog).
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blockauth
Tool that blocks IPs that make ssh connection attempts by reading the auth.log file (rsyslog).
Install dependencies (Ubuntu/Debian):
sudo apt install iptables rsyslog grep sed
How to install blockauth:
git clone https://gitlab.com/q3aql/blockauth.git
cd blockauth
sudo ./install.sh
How to unninstall blockauth:
git clone https://gitlab.com/q3aql/blockauth.git
cd blockauth
sudo ./unninstall.sh
How to run service:
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First, edit the file
/etc/blockauth/blockauth.conf
:# Blockauth configuration file valid_users="test1 test2" always_ip_allowed="192.168.0.1 192.168.0.2" blocklist="/etc/blockauth/blocklist.list" filelog="/etc/blockauth/blockauth.log"
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Add the service to the system startup and start it:
systemctl enable blockauth
systemctl start blockauth
- IPs using one of the users in
valid_users
variable will never be blocked. - IPs of
always_ip_allowed
variable will never be blocked.