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fedora-legacy-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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|Message: 2
|Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 18:09:42 -0800 (PST)
|From: George <geoh_41@xxxxxxxxx>
|Subject: iptables changes
|To: fedora-legacy-list@xxxxxxxxxx
|Cc: geoh_41@xxxxxxxxx
|Message-ID: <20041110020942.22676.qmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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|Hello,
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|I recently purchased a box with an ABIT motherboard
|and an Athlon 3200+ processor running Fedora2 on a
|cable modem. I installed my own firewall from
|netfilter.org using iptables. I am a bit of a newbie.
|I have used RH update and YUM and recently took a look
|at my tables and they have been changed cosiderably in
|several places to include:
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|Chain INPUT
|RH-Firewall-1-INPUT Policy accept all anywhere
|Chain FORWARD Policy accept
|RH-Firewall-1-FORWARD accept all anywhere anywhere
|Chain RH-Firewall-1-INPUT accept all anywhere anywhere
|ACCEPT all anywhere aywhere
|ACCEPT icmp all anywhere anywhere
|ACCEPT IPV6-crypt anywhere anywhere
|ACCEPT IPV6-AUTH anywhere anywhere
|and more too numerous to write
|
|Is this the result of using YUM and or Redhat up2date
|or has someone been in my box?
|I would sure appreciate any feedback about this that
|someone on staff may be able to answer.
|
|Sincerely,
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|George Hare
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Either someone has been in your box, or you really don't understand setting up iptables. This is a wide open system that poses a security risk. Please fix this ASAP and start searching for who setup this.
Sorry, If I'm a bit harsh.
PS: Change your root password ASAP as well.
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