Shurato wrote to Nick Andre <=-

I've just for Windows Firewall for a firewall. It will only hold a
total of 1000 rules, though, so I need a solution that won't require me
to purge the list every 2-3 days.

I highly recommend looking at running pfSense as your edge firewall. I run it here, along with iptables and fail2ban, and while I do get script kiddies on ports 22 and 23, I can automatically block troublesome subnets for 26 weeks (!) using a special f2b filter (Linux only).

What you're doing is okay but you're putting a Band-Aid on a compound fracture.

pfSense is open source, based on FreeBSD, and when properly configured, damn near bulletproof.

-- Sean

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Shurato wrote to Nick Andre <=-

I'll try to look into that, but I have no idea what Snort is.

Google is your friend but Snort is an open source intrusion dectection system or IDS.

-- Sean

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* In a message originally to Shurato, Digimaus said:

Shurato wrote to Nick Andre <=-

I've just for Windows Firewall for a firewall. It will only hold a total of 1000 rules, though, so I need a solution that won't require

me

to purge the list every 2-3 days.

I highly recommend looking at running pfSense as your edge firewall. I
run it here, along with iptables and fail2ban, and while I do get
script kiddies on ports 22 and 23, I can automatically block
troublesome subnets for 26 weeks (!) using a special f2b filter
(Linux only).

Wouldn't I need extra hardware for this? I don't have that capability.

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Shurato wrote to Digimaus <=-

Wouldn't I need extra hardware for this? I don't have that capability.

Yes, you would. It's "standard practice" to have an edge firewall and then a firewall on the machine with open
ports to protect only the open ports.

Windows is horrible for security--always has been--and you will pull your hair out trying to get what you need
done under Windows. I spent the better part of 35 years dealing with Windows professionally and I'm glad I
don't have to do it anymore.

I wish you luck and good hunting on the Web to find a solution to your issues using a single Windows-only
solution.

Have you talked to rob, et al. about this?

-- Sean


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Shurato wrote to Digimaus <=-

Wouldn't I need extra hardware for this? I don't have that

capability.

Yes, you would. It's "standard practice" to have an edge firewall and then a firewall on the machine with open ports to protect only the
open ports.

I'm in a studio apartment, with very little income and can't afford the room
or price of additional hardware.

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Yes, you would. It's "standard practice" to have an edge firewall and then a firewall on the machine with open ports to protect only the
open ports.

I'm in a studio apartment, with very little income and can't afford the room or price of additional hardware.

Do you have a router? Many/most of them have an initial firewall built in.

Mike


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* In a message originally to SHURATO, Mike Powell said:

Yes, you would. It's "standard practice" to have an edge firewall

and

then a firewall on the machine with open ports to protect only the open ports.

I'm in a studio apartment, with very little income and can't afford the

room

or price of additional hardware.

Do you have a router? Many/most of them have an initial firewall built
in.

Yes, I do. It just has a basic firewall, like Windows. I've got an instance of Mystic running now on the telnet end to forward connections to eleserv and block bots that way.

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To: Shurato
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: Shurato to Mike Powell on Sun Jul 28 2024 09:49 am

Yes, I do. It just has a basic firewall, like Windows. I've got an instance of Mystic running now on the telnet end to forward connections to eleserv and block bots that way.

if you did a synchronet front end you could benefit from the blocking abilities. also i mentioned using peerblock software.

you could also just run it on a different port.
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To: Shurato
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall? By: Shurato to Mike Powell on Sun Jul
28 2024 09:49 am

Yes, I do. It just has a basic firewall, like Windows. I've got an instance of Mystic running now on the telnet end to forward connections

to

eleserv and block bots that way.

if you did a synchronet front end you could benefit from the blocking abilities. also i mentioned using peerblock software.

you could also just run it on a different port.

The Mystic front end seems lower weight than Synchronet and does the job,
with country blocking and blocking any number of hits over a period of time. Changing ports would be confusing to existing users. I am using peerblock
as well, but with that I would have to have noticed the port bashing and then manually block that IP address. Thanks, though.

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To: Shurato
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: Shurato to Jas Hud on Sun Jul 28 2024 05:31 pm

if you did a synchronet front end you could benefit from the blocking abilities. also i mentioned using peerblock software.

you could also just run it on a different port.

The Mystic front end seems lower weight than Synchronet and does the job,

why do you think it's 'lower weight'?
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Do you have a router? Many/most of them have an initial firewall built in.

Yes, I do. It just has a basic firewall, like Windows. I've got an instance of Mystic running now on the telnet end to forward connections to eleserv and block bots that way.

That will work.

Supposedly, you can also do what you are doing with mystic by using synchronet but I have not figured out exactly how just yet.

Mike

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To: Shurato
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall? By: Shurato to Jas Hud on Sun Jul 28
2024 05:31 pm

if you did a synchronet front end you could benefit from the

blocking

abilities. also i mentioned using peerblock software.

you could also just run it on a different port.

The Mystic front end seems lower weight than Synchronet and does the

job,

why do you think it's 'lower weight'?

Installing Mystic was only a couple of megs, where a whole Synchronet install seems like it would be quite a bit mor than that. It was also easy to set
up where I wouldn't have a clue how to do it with Sync.

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Shurato wrote to Digimaus <=-

I'm in a studio apartment, with very little income and can't afford the room or price of additional hardware.

Me as wall. I live off of Social Security and live in a Section 8
apartment. I'm physically disabled and cannot work due to that and
doctor's orders (having teo heart attacks is a bad thing). I have
stuffed the BBS server, my pfSense firewall, and my WAP under and on
a small end table I bought from Walmart. I am hoping to get this
desk by the end of the year: https://tinyurl.com/247fg7qt
(wayfair.com) so I can move everything out to my living room and no
more computers in the bedroom save for a thin client.

I've received most of my comupters as castoffs from friends. Since
I don't run Windows, except for a VM for medical devices, my needs
are fairly light. I did buy the HPE ProLiant ML110 Gen6 for $110
(free shipping) off of eBay.

-- Sean

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Shurato wrote to Digimaus <=-

I'm in a studio apartment, with very little income and can't afford

the

room or price of additional hardware.

Me as wall. I live off of Social Security and live in a Section 8 apartment. I'm physically disabled and cannot work due to that and doctor's orders (having teo heart attacks is a bad thing). I have
stuffed the BBS server, my pfSense firewall, and my WAP under and on
a small end table I bought from Walmart. I am hoping to get this
desk by the end of the year: https://tinyurl.com/247fg7qt
(wayfair.com) so I can move everything out to my living room and no
more computers in the bedroom save for a thin client.

Ok, I'm thinking about getting a mini-pc for pfsense. What is the minimal configuration I could get away with? I'm thinking 4 core, 4 thread, 8GB RAM and a 256-512GB NVME SSD.

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To: Mike Powell
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: Mike Powell to SHURATO on Mon Jul 29 2024 09:41 am

Supposedly, you can also do what you are doing with mystic by using synchronet but I have not figured out exactly how just yet.

you mean how to run synchronet as a front end and pass off to another bbs?
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To: Shurato
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: Shurato to Jas Hud on Mon Jul 29 2024 01:22 pm

Installing Mystic was only a couple of megs, where a whole Synchronet install seems like it would be quite a bit mor than that. It was also easy

oh, i dont even LOOK at how much space. it's not that much though.

to set
up where I wouldn't have a clue how to do it with Sync.

hey you could have asked. also they have real good documentation unlike most other bbs softwares.
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To: Digimaus
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: Digimaus to Shurato on Sun Jul 28 2024 05:30 pm

stuffed the BBS server, my pfSense firewall, and my WAP under and on
a small end table I bought from Walmart. I am hoping to get this
desk by the end of the year: https://tinyurl.com/247fg7qt
(wayfair.com) so I can move everything out to my living room and no

that looks fucking enormous.
I have a six foot metal and wood folding table that is real tough.
it can hold several hundred pounds.

it's something like this BUT it folds in half and has a handle so you can
carry it like a large suitcase that is heavy ass hell.

https://tinyurl.com/bigfntable
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Supposedly, you can also do what you are doing with mystic by using synchronet but I have not figured out exactly how just yet.

you mean how to run synchronet as a front end and pass off to another bbs?

Correct. I know how to do it via the doors menu, but not how to have synchronet take the call and then automatically/semi-automatically pass off without requiring a synchronet logon first.


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To: Mike Powell
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: Mike Powell to JAS HUD on Fri Aug 02 2024 08:12 am

From Newsgroup: micronet.bbs

Supposedly, you can also do what you are doing with mystic by using synchronet but I have not figured out exactly how just yet.

you mean how to run synchronet as a front end and pass off to another bbs?

Correct. I know how to do it via the doors menu, but not how to have synchronet take the call and then automatically/semi-automatically pass off without requiring a synchronet logon first.

oh, that is very easy. you just use the telegate script and make it your login module.

you can even do it a few other ways.
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Hello Shurato,

Thursday August 01 2024 19:24, you wrote to Digimaus:

Ok, I'm thinking about getting a mini-pc for pfsense. What is the
minimal configuration I could get away with? I'm thinking 4 core, 4 thread, 8GB RAM and a 256-512GB NVME SSD.

You could buy a pfSense firewall box preconfigured for $189 that is basically plug-and-pay: https://shop.pfsense.com/products/1100-pfsense

I'd go the preconfigured route myself. Much easier.

-- Sean

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Hello Jas,

Thursday August 01 2024 23:41, you wrote to Digimaus:

that looks fucking enormous.

It is but I need all of that real estate. It can hold all of my computers and my ham radio set up.

I have a six foot metal and wood folding table that is real tough.
it can hold several hundred pounds.

I had one too until my dad ruined it.

-- Sean

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Correct. I know how to do it via the doors menu, but not how to have
synchronet take the call and then automatically/semi-automatically pass off >> without requiring a synchronet logon first.

oh, that is very easy. you just use the telegate script and make it your login module.

you can even do it a few other ways.

Thanks, I will have to play with that some. I wonder if it allows for
multiple connections, i.e. multi-node? I will have to test that.

I thought about the login module but wasn't sure what to plug in there.

Mike

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To: Mike Powell
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: Mike Powell to JAS HUD on Sun Aug 04 2024 05:11 pm

login module.

you can even do it a few other ways.

Thanks, I will have to play with that some. I wonder if it allows for multiple connections, i.e. multi-node? I will have to test that.

multiple connections to what
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login module.

you can even do it a few other ways.

Thanks, I will have to play with that some. I wonder if it allows for multiple connections, i.e. multi-node? I will have to test that.

multiple connections to what

Another board that accepts multi-node connections.

Mike

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To: Mike Powell
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: Mike Powell to JAS HUD on Mon Aug 05 2024 09:40 am

Thanks, I will have to play with that some. I wonder if it allows for multiple connections, i.e. multi-node? I will have to test that.

multiple connections to what

Another board that accepts multi-node connections.

you arent being specific enough.
with a dos bbs picking up you'd have to work that out.

anyways, it's not complicated.

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* In a message originally to Shurato, Sean Dennis said:

Hello Shurato,

Thursday August 01 2024 19:24, you wrote to Digimaus:

Ok, I'm thinking about getting a mini-pc for pfsense. What is the minimal configuration I could get away with? I'm thinking 4 core, 4 thread, 8GB RAM and a 256-512GB NVME SSD.

You could buy a pfSense firewall box preconfigured for $189 that is basically plug-and-pay: https://shop.pfsense.com/products/1100-pfsense

I'd go the preconfigured route myself. Much easier.

I have a friend sending me one, so I'm set. It'll be preconfigured as well.

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Hello Shurato!

06 Aug 24 18:33, you wrote to me:

I have a friend sending me one, so I'm set. It'll be preconfigured as well.

I have my pfSense box running on an old HP Elitedesk 705 desktop (3.4Ghz i5, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, with dual PCIe Intel PRO/1000 NICs)...absolute overkill for a firewall but it's what I had laying around in spare parts. Handles everything that gets thrown at it very nicely.

Like I said before, an edge firewall will not protect open ports. You have to have a good firewall on the machine with open ports so it can protect itself.

Sean


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Hello Shurato!

06 Aug 24 18:33, you wrote to me:

I have a friend sending me one, so I'm set. It'll be preconfigured

as

well.

I have my pfSense box running on an old HP Elitedesk 705 desktop (3.4Ghz i5, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, with dual PCIe Intel PRO/1000 NICs)...absolute overkill for a firewall but it's what I had laying around in spare
parts. Handles everything that gets thrown at it very nicely.

Like I said before, an edge firewall will not protect open ports. You have to have a good firewall on the machine with open ports so it
can protect itself.

What would you suggest for Win32 for the latter? I've got Bitdefender
running, but I've been using the Windows firewall. I have some services
under Win64 and some under Linux. Win64 is running the Windows Firewall with MalwareBytes helping and Linux just has UFW.

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What would you suggest for Win32 for the latter? I've got Bitdefender running, but I've been using the Windows firewall. I have some services under Win64 and some under Linux. Win64 is running the Windows Firewall wit

Are you doing this just for fun or what? I don't even think I have the firewall turned on the BBS machine. I don't see the point. My RGBOT program stops 99% of them from hitting the BBS .... yeah it gets pinged a lot, but who gives a shit. There's nothing but 2 TB of files and 950 doors ... they are more than welcome to. It's a BBS ... not a security credit card site where money is involved. There is no data there worth grabbing, well, maybe those LORD scores ....

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On 07 Aug 24 12:51:00, Shurato said the following to Sean Dennis:

What would you suggest for Win32 for the latter? I've got Bitdefender

Nothing. Relax.

Please take it from someone who was laughed at by several when upgrading from Windows 2000 to the first OEM iteration of XP in 2002... during the round
of security nonsense that happened... that I'll be "hacked tomorrow" and "buh-bye darkrealms" and "You will never run a hub and survive a hack running that piece of shit OS or Renegade".

22 years later... I'm still here and ALL of them are lonnnnnnnnnnng gone.

Very similar hilarious popcorn entertainment just like those who claimed Hillary would win by a landslide and not a snowballs chance in hell for the orange-man.

Nick

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Shurato wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

What would you suggest for Win32 for the latter? I've got Bitdefender running, but I've been using the Windows firewall. I have some
services under Win64 and some under Linux. Win64 is running the
Windows Firewall with MalwareBytes helping and Linux just has UFW.

To be honest, I have never had to use Windows for a firewall. You can use Windows Firewall but it can be very complicated. Unfortunately, I can't
help much there.

Personally, I have never used Windows Firewall as I've always used an edge firewall and simply refused all inbound connections the Windows box didn't already initiate.

Under Slackware, I am using a custom rc.firewall that I initially created
with an online wizard then customized for myself. It's iptables-based but
does contain some Slackware-specific functions and paths.

-- Sean


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To: T.J. Mcmillen
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: T.J. Mcmillen to Shurato on Wed Aug 07 2024 03:56 pm

From Newsgroup: micronet.bbs

What would you suggest for Win32 for the latter? I've got Bitdefender running, but I've been using the Windows firewall. I have some services under Win64 and some under Linux. Win64 is running the Windows Firewall wit

Are you doing this just for fun or what? I don't even think I have the firewall turned on the BBS machine. I don't see the point. My RGBOT

You should really turn on something, dude.
When those windows exploits got leaked I had a vm on the server running, but it wasn't doing anything and not accepting connections. It was a blank install of win7.

I was lazy and turned off the firewall because I didn't want to dick around with permissions for a ftp server i was going to run on it temporarily to xfer files.

They used those exploits and put ransomeware on it and did the little txt file on the desktop where i had to send them money to a bitcoin address.

With windows firewall up, they wouldn't be able to do that. My other win7 vms were fine.
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To: digimaus
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: digimaus to Shurato on Wed Aug 07 2024 09:52 pm

Windows Firewall with MalwareBytes helping and Linux just has UFW.

To be honest, I have never had to use Windows for a firewall. You can use Windows Firewall but it can be very complicated. Unfortunately, I can't help much there.

Well windows firewall is pretty easy.
the thing is, if you add a lot of entries it starts acting weird, or atleast for me it did.

You can also add entries via commandline line (what I did via a script).

I would only use windows firewall as a secondary measure.
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They used those exploits and put ransomeware on it and did the little txt f on the desktop where i had to send them money to a bitcoin address.

With windows firewall up, they wouldn't be able to do that. My other win7 were fine.

I think the Win7 firewall is up, yeah, the stock one is .... I know I had it down when I was having issues with net2bbs (which ending up being my router needing powered off for like 15 mins) .... Weirdest damn thing ... just would unhook the port for no reason. Crazy electric things! <G>

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To: T.J. Mcmillen
Re: Re: Pro-active firewall?
By: T.J. Mcmillen to Jas Hud on Thu Aug 08 2024 04:03 pm

From Newsgroup: micronet.bbs

They used those exploits and put ransomeware on it and did the little txt f on the desktop where i had to send them money to a bitcoin address.

With windows firewall up, they wouldn't be able to do that. My other win7 were fine.

I think the Win7 firewall is up, yeah, the stock one is .... I know I had it down when I was having issues with net2bbs (which ending up being my router needing powered off for like 15 mins) .... Weirdest damn thing ... just would unhook the port for no reason. Crazy electric things! <G>

i still miss blackice defender.
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Hello Jas!

07 Aug 24 21:42, you wrote to me:

Well windows firewall is pretty easy.
the thing is, if you add a lot of entries it starts acting weird, or atleast for me it did.

I made a lot of GPOs to assist Windows Firewall but yeah, get a lot of entries in it and it starts to get really unstable.

-- Sean

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