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December 17, 2012 at 7:02 am #629205AnonymousInactive
Some clown has been trying to hack into one of my wp sites all day. Luckily, I have several security plugins installed. If you run a WP site, you might want to consider getting the following plugin:
Limit Login Attempts
WordPress › Limit Login AttemptsIt’s brilliant. The would be hacker keeps trying to hack into my site via different IP addresses, and the plugin keeps banning the IP addresses of all the failed login attempts.
Here’s a record of the IP addresses that were banned TODAY.
174.142.210.218 admin (1 lockout)
5.9.81.50 admin (1 lockout)
174.120.181.179 admin (1 lockout)
194.38.104.59 admin (1 lockout)
173.166.75.217 admin (1 lockout)
178.63.53.21 admin (1 lockout)
89.223.49.163 admin (1 lockout)
89.44.47.203 admin (1 lockout)
176.9.43.178 admin (1 lockout)
193.33.186.241 admin (1 lockout)
176.31.234.69 admin (1 lockout)
178.157.80.11 admin (1 lockout)
115.68.15.54 admin (1 lockout)
85.31.96.201 admin (1 lockout)
69.64.68.159 admin (1 lockout)
70.32.114.50 admin (1 lockout)
93.186.115.18 admin (1 lockout)
37.59.134.60 admin (1 lockout)
87.106.133.227 admin (1 lockout)
94.23.27.29 admin (1 lockout)
174.121.83.162 admin (1 lockout)
188.95.251.2 admin (1 lockout)
95.173.186.127 admin (1 lockout)
69.60.24.170 admin (1 lockout)
50.28.21.75 admin (1 lockout)
108.179.218.220 admin (1 lockout)
70.32.92.169 admin (1 lockout)
66.154.54.43 admin (1 lockout)
84.19.186.238 admin (1 lockout)
212.178.198.80 admin (1 lockout)
93.114.43.144 admin (1 lockout)
50.57.174.146 admin (1 lockout)
184.107.237.66 admin (1 lockout)
173.231.52.246 admin (1 lockout)
5.9.240.238 admin (1 lockout)
46.17.97.28 admin (1 lockout)
209.191.186.199 admin (1 lockout)
82.194.82.102 admin (1 lockout)
118.69.198.230 admin (1 lockout)
67.205.107.173 admin (1 lockout)
195.16.88.174 admin (1 lockout)
46.252.193.47 admin (1 lockout)
178.255.225.89 admin (1 lockout)
69.41.174.38 admin (1 lockout)
85.214.45.181 admin (1 lockout)
188.132.179.34 admin (1 lockout)
46.32.226.96 admin (1 lockout)
206.126.97.12 admin (1 lockout)Anyway, I don’t think that this would be hacker will be able to crack my password. I just wanted to recommend this brilliant plugin to anyone running a WP site.
December 17, 2012 at 5:46 pm #830758CasinoSasaMemberThats really sad.. I hate these ppl.. They should be stood against a wall and shot.
December 18, 2012 at 7:11 am #830769AnonymousInactiveOver 24 hours later, and he is still trying to hack in I could think of much better things that I’d rather be doing with my time. Unreal!
December 19, 2012 at 4:15 pm #830851gokkenMemberThanks for the heads up OZ
I’ve recently installed Wordfence and I must say this is the best security plugin I’ve ever used.
WordPress › Wordfence Security
Wordfence Security is a free enterprise class security plugin that includes a firewall, virus scanning, real-time traffic with geolocation and more.
If protecting your WP from hackers, script kiddies, misbehaving bots, undesirable crawlers etc etc is important to you, check this plugin out, I highly recommend it!
It even identifies and automatically bans fake google bots
December 19, 2012 at 9:42 pm #830866AnonymousInactive@LandofOz 248120 wrote:
Some clown has been trying to hack into one of my wp sites all day. Luckily, I have several security plugins installed. If you run a WP site, you might want to consider getting the following plugin:
Limit Login Attempts
WordPress › Limit Login AttemptsIt’s brilliant. The would be hacker keeps trying to hack into my site via different IP addresses, and the plugin keeps banning the IP addresses of all the failed login attempts.
Thats a lot of attempts!
If thats what has come in today, it looks like he is using a script, and is trying to brute force his way into your admin, and running the script through proxies(hence the number of diff IPs).
Wouldn’t surprise me if the idiot is doing this to multiple blogs.
December 20, 2012 at 12:18 am #830869gokkenMember@Rak 248267 wrote:
it looks like he is using a script, and is trying to brute force his way into your admin, and running the script through proxies(hence the number of diff IPs).
Really:sarcasm: I think that’s pretty obvious.
Unless those IP’s are from monkeys on PC’s he got hacking the s