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callum
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PostPosted: Apr 09, 2006 3:00pm    Post subject: clone attacks Reply with quote
As I am new to Anope is there anything services/modules can do/configured to deal with mass clone attacks ?

Over night we had over 100 clones connect and mass flood

* Quits: u1184 (~r5401@4irc--EEEE8C7D.bchsia.telus.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: a9090 (~f2066@4irc--E112952D.dhcp.jcsn.tn.charter.com) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: q2150 (~d8044@4irc--EEEE8C7D.bchsia.telus.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: b188 (~k9258@CAA01737.13557B43.21428B95.IP) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: d1176 (~q1222@4irc--6D260E17.tampabay.res.rr.com) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: r9356 (~n2817@4irc--79A5DCC1.hsd1.in.comcast.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: v3535 (~q2723@4irc--B3BDF4FB.hsd1.wa.comcast.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: d8219 (~e1799@4irc--B3BDF4FB.hsd1.wa.comcast.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: t207 (~k7773@4irc--1789E1F3.paemt300.ipd.brasiltelecom.net.br) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: d5765 (~a1877@4irc--7F4A4950.rjo.virtua.com.br) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: d3742 (~a1776@4irc--B25BBC93.bayanat.com.sa) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: w8107 (~w5433@4irc--1F64DDBE.l.digizap.com.br) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: c8798 (~s611@4irc--B25BBC93.bayanat.com.sa) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: a8045 (~p5532@E69C07AA.3AA95FCD.AD903910.IP) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: k3451 (~g2642@4irc--B78F7E5F.gen.twtelecom.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)


what can I do about that ?
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Alek
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PostPosted: Apr 09, 2006 4:41pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Depends on what they are flooding, what thier version reply is, etc.

Also, it appears that they use one letter then 3-4 numbers, which can also be tracked. Its not too hard to code a module which checks all incoming connections for similiarities. If they all returned a particular version, you can use something like secureserv which versions all incoming connections. If they are flooding a particular string, the ircd/services can kill on that string, etc.
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ab0rted
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PostPosted: Apr 13, 2006 11:36am    Post subject: Re: clone attacks Reply with quote
callum wrote:
As I am new to Anope is there anything services/modules can do/configured to deal with mass clone attacks ?

Over night we had over 100 clones connect and mass flood

* Quits: u1184 (~r5401@4irc--EEEE8C7D.bchsia.telus.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: a9090 (~f2066@4irc--E112952D.dhcp.jcsn.tn.charter.com) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: q2150 (~d8044@4irc--EEEE8C7D.bchsia.telus.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: b188 (~k9258@CAA01737.13557B43.21428B95.IP) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: d1176 (~q1222@4irc--6D260E17.tampabay.res.rr.com) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: r9356 (~n2817@4irc--79A5DCC1.hsd1.in.comcast.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: v3535 (~q2723@4irc--B3BDF4FB.hsd1.wa.comcast.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: d8219 (~e1799@4irc--B3BDF4FB.hsd1.wa.comcast.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: t207 (~k7773@4irc--1789E1F3.paemt300.ipd.brasiltelecom.net.br) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: d5765 (~a1877@4irc--7F4A4950.rjo.virtua.com.br) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: d3742 (~a1776@4irc--B25BBC93.bayanat.com.sa) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: w8107 (~w5433@4irc--1F64DDBE.l.digizap.com.br) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: c8798 (~s611@4irc--B25BBC93.bayanat.com.sa) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: a8045 (~p5532@E69C07AA.3AA95FCD.AD903910.IP) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)
* Quits: k3451 (~g2642@4irc--B78F7E5F.gen.twtelecom.net) (Quit: http://clonesx.cjb.net/ ClonesX v1.501b by kRaiX)


what can I do about that ?


ClonesX uses a proxy script for mass connections, install a proxy scanner on your server

http://wiki.blitzed.org/BOPM

also NeoStats offers a Proxy scanning bot module which is very effective too: http://www.neostats.net/
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Scire
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PostPosted: Apr 14, 2006 12:51pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
I agree with ab0rted, Neostats OPSB is very effective.
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SkaterStuff
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PostPosted: May 22, 2006 5:00pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
yes neostats works the best that is all i use Smile
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FBI
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PostPosted: May 22, 2006 5:34pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Just use Anope Defcon 1...

But I perfer NeoStats OPSB Better
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PingBad
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PostPosted: May 22, 2006 8:20pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
FBI wrote:
Just use Anope Defcon 1...

But I perfer NeoStats OPSB Better
DefCon level 1 would lock down the entire network, rendering it somewhat "useless" in retrospect...

My suggestion is to use a spamfilter that glines for roughly 30 days to 6 months (depends entirely on how pissed off you get with this crap) that blocks the url from quit messages.

Code:
/spamfilter add q gzline - ClonesX clonesx\.cjb\.net

The regex of clonesx.cjb.net may need some work, but in theory that should automatically ban anyone using ClonesX
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ARcanUSNUMquam
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PostPosted: May 22, 2006 9:35pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
you can use a spamfilter on those quit messages. Most clonex bots are like that.
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Kuplunk
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PostPosted: May 23, 2006 12:18am    Post subject: Reply with quote
ARcanUSNUMquam wrote:
you can use a spamfilter on those quit messages. Most clonex bots are like that.


Just like PingBad said? If you've got anything more to add let us know Wink
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MrBurns
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PostPosted: Jun 24, 2006 12:09pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Best thing to do is a combination of all mentioned methods... a good proxy scanner, a spamfilter and maybe a module or bot that detects similar hosts / nicks / idents and auto-glines them.

Personally I use a anti-bot algoritm identifier that bans all suspicious connections from the network, a proxy scanner that auto-bans open or unsecured proxies, a spamfilter that auto-bans anybody that uses a specific word or combination and a anti-spambot that autokills anybody that uses a specific word in a channel.

Also, the network is configured to only allow one connection every 5 seconds (slowing a floodbot attack down enough to ban them all before they do anything) and doesn't allow any connection to change nick within 1 minute after connecting (anti ban evasion) and doesn't allow any quit messages within 5 minutes after connecting (anti quit spam protection)

Probably got a lot more security features but those are the ones I can remember at this moment without making my head explode
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katsklaw
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PostPosted: Jun 24, 2006 12:17pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
MrBurns wrote:
Personally I use a anti-bot algoritm identifier that bans all suspicious connections from the network, a proxy scanner that auto-bans open or unsecured proxies, a spamfilter that auto-bans anybody that uses a specific word or combination and a anti-spambot that autokills anybody that uses a specific word in a channel.


No offense, but it's no wonder your network is so small .. especially being 3 years old. Who knows how many innocent users you've banned with all that automation. Ya know .. some things should still be done manually. Auto-gline setting is evil.
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CyberWar
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PostPosted: Jul 28, 2006 1:06am    Post subject: Reply with quote
anope and blized stopped the projects?
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CyberWar
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PostPosted: Jul 28, 2006 1:08am    Post subject: Reply with quote
my SecureServ is all ready and configured but that not works
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chaz
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PostPosted: Jul 28, 2006 6:17am    Post subject: Reply with quote
We (anope) stopped the development of our proxy scanner as it was too load intensive on anope, and was much better done through the use of opsb or bopm. Blitzed have closed their DNSBL, but plenty of others still exist, thus bopm is not _dead_.
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CyberWar
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PostPosted: Jul 28, 2006 8:25am    Post subject: Reply with quote
ah ok chaz thx
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