Re: [bitfolk] Treachery uncloaked

Andy, Thanks for your reply. If they don't worry you then I certainly won't worry about them I have been converting the ipv6 addresses associated with it to ipv4's and running them through checks to see if they are linked to any known rogues. Problem is they are btinternet addresses so could be anyone of about a few million in UK. But the addresses linked to the httpd hack attempts were Tiscali so the two groups of incidents are probably not related. Then I realised that I hadn't blocked ipv6 on that vps so have set up a ip6tables rule dropping all connections, should be the end of it. It probably explains why I have not noticed such things on my other vps, as ipv6 has been blocked on there from when I first took it on -- Keith Williams Solo bike ride, John O'Groats to Land's End starting 29 August 2010, in aid of Willen Hospice. Please make a donation at http://justgiving.com/SimonsTrip