Hacker

[gmod]

Heads up Guys. Following IP from FDC Servers was able to hack our TCAdmin Admin and ban everyone. Still waiting for a response from http://www.FDCServers.net

 

88.107.92.24

 

~Regards

 

If you would like to see the Logs, feel free to email me at payment@gmodhosting.com

 

Admins: Is there any such thing as a global ban for a person like this???

[gmod]

He made himself several administrator names:

 

admin22 AdminSupended

guestadmin Admin Suspended

hacker22 Admin Suspended 123456 123456 michaelhutchings1@googlemail.com

[gmod]

Hacker 22 also made a Game Server. Investigating the files now.

 

Los Angeles hacker22 208.76.248.166:27015 CSS 40 Slots

[DougK94]

Sounds similar to what happened to a few a couple of months ago.

 

Maybe stupid questions, but are you running the latest TCA release? Did you have active any of the latest TCA security settings in security_config.aspx?

 

Hopefully the root password of your server or servers is not the same as the admin password to your TCA.

[nosit1]

We were running the brute force protection with 5 tried and a permanent ban. I believe they were bouncing their IP's as they attempted to login 25-60 different times until getting in, all different IP's.

[ECF]

Time to change your password. Make sure to add some non alphanumeric characters to it.

[SickPuppy]

Some A-Hole flooded my live chat with over 45,000 requests causing it to crash and we still have not recovered from it. Do these idiots not have anything better to do?

[ECF]

Apparently not....

[nosit1]

We updated all of our passwords, 12 characters non repeating, crazy suckers that would take a while to crack.

[studeggle]

We were running the brute force protection with 5 tried and a permanent ban. I believe they were bouncing their IP's as they attempted to login 25-60 different times until getting in, all different IP's.

Sounds like way to easy a password I've had them pounding for hrs before the update and still never get it. Complex long passwords are your friend and if your smart its there are tons of long complex passwords that even a 5 year old could remeber, it just takes some time to think them up.

[Dan M]

We had this a few months back, we change our passwords frequently to ensure this doesn't happen.

 

Most of the attacks are based from China / Japan

[nosit1]

This one mainly originated from somewhere in Europe.

[jcroom]

I try to change my passwords very often (+/- 30 days).