Re: blocking irc + botnets

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hbeaumont hbeaumont schrieb:
Can anyone help me with the proper method to block outgoing requests to botnets + irc?

Or point me in the direction of searchable list archives (I could only find the non-searchable archives) or other FAQ that answers this?

Problem:

We have servers that could get infected via poorly wrote user scripts. I want to prevent these servers from being used as part of botnets or general connections to IRC (most scripts I run across seem to try to connect to IRC). I want to take the best preventative measures I can in case one of the machines would become infected
or otherwise compromised.

Also, interested in any other popular method of stopping general outgoing DOS attacks (rate limiting UDP perhaps? I'm not real up on the techniques used by the DOS'ers).

I'm interested in the recommended rules to add to prevent this type of thing should it occur. Thanks.


You should block the appropriate IRC portrange. Additionally you could mark IRC packets with l7 matching and then drop them afterwards. I think this will filter pretty much of the IRC traffic, perhaps all.


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