I have webserver (centos + cpanel), and one of the clients used my server for DDoS-ing, how can I identify that client/user?
What logs should I look to, is there any settings I can modify so such things can't happen again in future.
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I have webserver (centos + cpanel), and one of the clients used my server for DDoS-ing, how can I identify that client/user? What logs should I look to, is there any settings I can modify so such things can't happen again in future. Thanks |
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Make sure your firewall is up and scan your own host with nmap to look for ports that should not be open. If your client can only use PHP or Shell scripts, you can limit the time and memory his scripts can use. This makes it harder, but not impossible to do an attack. If your system is compromised you can NOT TRUST it anymore! Rootkits can hide a lot, including feeding you wrong statistics in top or disk usage ! EDIT If it is a VPS I suspect you got an IP from the destination it has been attacking ? If not ask for the IP. If you are using NAT then ask them to send you the port range from where the attack occurred. So you can identify the VPS that has been causing trouble. |
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