Its called blissful peace of mind. I dont log
While your worrying, I am reading a great big book about how to help people with networking anxiety.
Apparently you can hit them over the head with a book, or tell them not to log.
Hi.
Anav is right: don’t log it.
Has Mikrotik high CPU usage or you already have some dynamic rule that could move these attackers to an addresses list to be dropped with a raw rule, for X minutes?
I’ve been seeing that too, two IP addresses, one at time, but different from yours.
I was thinking, ‘what are they doing’? They are trying to break the encryption password, after that, they need to figure out an account user/pass, maybe a certificate..
I made a post about this on the other forum we frequent because security wise, that is activity I had never seen before.
Filling the log annoys me, so I block the IP for a month at a time.
When easy IPV4 targets are not available for starters and if you have something considered of value and exploitable the level of interest climbs......regardless of IPV....