Jim Starkey wrote:
A short term easy to implement fix is to anchor accounts to what I call
coteries -- sets of IP addresses from which a given account is valid.
This won't stop your roommate, co-worker, or kid from attacking your
account, but it will stop other remaining 99.9999% of the hackers.

Alex Peshkov wrote:
It's really easy to implement. Do you think it's worth adding it to 2.0?


I Wrote:

I liked it !




But I was stuccked in Sao Paulo's crazy traffic and remembered it (don't know why I was thinking about it)...

This wouldn't be the same that could be achieved using firewall rules ? (defining an IP range authorized to some port).

As said by Alex, it could be easy to implement, but what the benefit of it if we already have it at the firewall level ?

see you !


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Alexandre Benson Smith
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THOR Software e Comercial Ltda
Santo Andre - Sao Paulo - Brazil
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