On Wed, 04 Oct 2017 18:57:25 -0700, alla3002070 wrote:
marți, 11 aprilie 2006, 09:29:49 UTC+4, Mungo a scris:
Think that the shh crackers only go after simple common account names?
Think again. Here is a list of the account names used in 85% of crack tries >> we saw over the last two weeks. "root" and "admin" together accounted for
25%.
1 2005 20admin 20info 20jobs 20mail 2qjj4toi
a a2 abramenko academy accept adam adine
admin administrator Administrator aiaetn aleksandrova
alekseeva alex alias andrea andres andrew
andrianov antonov apryatin arapova art
asen author b backup backups c calendar
captain captn compile cross cyrus d
delta directory distributions dmoran e eff
eike ejohns elena elf elfi eliane ervers-mail
executables f fax fluffy ftp g glloyd >> guest hacker hacker2k i ibm imation
imbroglio jack james jjmul jmarsden khans
leo logged marvin max mule mvlahos >> mysql nobody office olga oracle patrick
pgsql poq postgres providerprof publicidad
qwerty recruit root sales samba scanner
security settings slackware staff stu
student student1 student2 student3 student4
test tester testing testuser thisisnotyourexploit
tomcat trial upload uploader user webmaster
zeppelin
These are the ones I saw most frequently before I went to IP whitelisting:
a
admin
administrator
administraator
bergetg
bigsky
blank
cisco
comcast
default
D-Link
Fake
fax
fld
fluffy
git
guest
iclock
info
invalid
manager
oracle
pi
PlcmSpIp
postgres
public
smtp
somesecguy
sql
support
tech
tecmint
test
ubnt
ubuntu
username
vagrant
vyatta
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