I’ve been noticing some weird traffic patterns on my server logs since last night. Every few minutes there’s a flood of unrecognaizd HEAD requests hammering my admin portal like it’s some bot trying to dig for cracks. I was sure my firewall rules were watertight but clearly something’s sneaking past the filters. Anyone got clever tricks to ban these ghost crawlers once and for all

The IP sent numerous VOIP OPTIONS requests in a short time.

I was poking around the email header on my dashboard and spotted some odd entries that made no sense to me. It looked like someone from halfway around the world was poking through my inbox at strange hours. The timestamp was out of whack by two hours and it had spells of code I cant even pronounce. Now Im left wondering if my little corner of the web is safe or if Im about to get slapped with something I dont understand. I reckon its time to bug out and ask someone who actually knows what a header is.

Unusually high number of requests to a specific service or application within the server.

Just noticed our sites error logs filling up with repeated auth fails comin from that one random spot. I swear its like some script kiddie runnig around tryin to crack passwords. Can any of you make sense of this flood of requests at 3am. Feels weird and couldnt find a pattern in the dashboard. Might have to go nuclear and block the entire range before it ruins the whole server.

I keep getting odd login attempts from some shady place and it aint lookin good so heads up everyone

This IP belongs to Kroger.

Just went through the server logs and that unauthorized access attempt smell like rotten code. They was pokin around areas they aint got business in and left a mess of error alerts everywhere. Feels like a script kiddie tryin to play dress up with enterprise servers way outta their league. Cant shake this feeling they lurkin in the shadows ready to pounce the minute we slip up. We better suss out who planted that backdoor before this snowball turns into a total faceplant.

It partook in whaling attacks, specifically targeting high-profile users within our system.

Multiple requests to the same endpoint in a short period of time.

sketchyy

its like youre sneaking around our ports at night and i keep tripping over your footprints in the server logs. ive got more packet dumps than i know what to do with so you better pack up before i turn this into a forensic art exhibition.

Been poking through the server logs and noticed nonstop weird requests behaving like theyre probing every endpoint without any respect for user agents or headers. I’ll be running deeper scans tonight so if anyone else has caught odd login prompts or strange redirects dont stay silent.

Identification of Known Vulnerabilities: Attempts to exploit known vulnerabilities related to your server application.

I was checking my firewall logs this morning and saw dozens of weird connection tries at dawn. It looks like some overzealous scan is poking every port it finds. Its like those bots forgot to change their cover tracks. Cant count how many times they tried to force a login with bad creds. Time to rotate all the passwords and raise the walls around this network.

This IP was seen scanning for open ports and vulnerabilities, a common reconnaissance activity before launching attacks.

Weird trafic

I was poking around my router settings yesterday and found something real odd in the logs. Looks like some stranger was bouncing about trying to break into my little network at 3am or so. Cant make head or tail of half that tech gibberish but it sure gave me the creeps. Ive been told to change all my passwords but feels like putting a lock on a door after the cows are gone. If anyone got tips how to shoo these digi invaders away id be grateful.

This IP belongs to Honeywell International.

Wierd

Shadyishh

sketchyy

someone keeps probing our admin panel like theyve got a personal vendetta against our firewall. if youre hosting anything public facing better comb through your logs before this turns into a real nightmare.

Incidents of privacy-invasive software floating in our network were linked to this IP.

GET /configuration.php.old: Trying to locate backup configuration files.