r00t pAsSw0rd

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Why am I getting clients complaining of such un-necessary blocks?

Sample:

200.52.92.166 # lfd: 5 (webmail,cpanel) login failures from 200.52.92.166 - Wed Nov 8 17:34:44 2006
168.144.108.18 # lfd: 5 (pop3d) login failures from 168.144.108.18 - Wed Nov 8 19:55:50 2006
24.184.144.232 # lfd: 5 (whm) login failures from 24.184.144.232 - Wed Nov 8 20:39:08 2006
12.156.88.177 # lfd: 5 (ftpd) login failures from 12.156.88.177 - Wed Nov 8 22:28:09 2006
59.95.230.119 # lfd: 5 (pop3d) login failures from 59.95.230.119 - Wed Nov 8 22:33:01 2006

So many are pop3d blocks, all "5"

What's the deal with that?
 

chirpy

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Jun 15, 2002
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Go on, have a guess
Indeed. Time to educate your clients on remembering their passwords, otherwise what's the difference betwene their activity and a hackers?