Add scanlogd (port scanning detector) to fail2ban filter set? · Issue #2846 · fail2ban/fail2ban · GitHub
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I just got scanned by these IP at the same 170.187.164.226,117.20.113.150,142.93.8.29,172.104.139.59, it seems like scanning for vulnerability luckily got caught by fail2ban and ban them : r/unRAID
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