crackblock 0.1-1 review

crackblock is a daemon that monitors your /var/log/secure for brute-force password crack attempts and ssh login failures. The rpm

License:	GPL (GNU General Public License)
File size:	4K
Developer:	FusionDog

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crackblock is a daemon that monitors your /var/log/secure for brute-force password crack attempts and ssh login failures.

The rpm should install on any rpm based system and requires iptables, tail, PERL, and PERLs syslog features. All of which are probably already installed on your system.

Requirements:
iptables
tail
PERL

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