The other day at ${DAYJOB}, I needed to debug some firewall rules. When the
protocols are quite simple to configure (e.g. HTTP/S), running the client is
also simple (e.g. curl, wget). When things are more complicated to set up (e.g.
VPN), sometimes it's faster to just …
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After a first episode on Fail2ban focused on Wordpress bruteforce attacks, I thought it would be a useful to go back to something more generic. Fail2ban is mainly used to stop SSH bruteforce attacks, or at least that's how I see it used, with the good old sshd jail. However …
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Nowadays, bruteforce attacks on Wordpress blogs are common, and defending
against them is quite documented. However, I feel my setup is unusual, so I
thought it was worth a blog post. What's the goal ? I want to stop Wordpress
bruteforce attacks using Fail2ban.
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