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1 - Should we go after them? Some of the IP addresses in my case were Singaporean, so they are very well in my jurisdiction. Probably would be an interesting exercise to see how they react.
stw

Posted by Stephan H. Wissel At 01:10:23 On 03/04/2006 | - Website - |

2 - I guess that I either need to add an agent to my DomLog (to notify me of these attempted hacks), or spend a little more time going through it.

Posted by Gregg Eldred At 01:30:30 On 03/09/2006 | - Website - |

3 - Stefan,

I am finding exactly the same over the last few weeks. My guess is that one of the blog spam people has noticed the number of people using Blogsphere and are trying to hack our sites.

Luckily they are rather stupid and don't know anything about Domino security, so it just takes yet more bandwidth from us.

Matt

Posted by Matt White At 23:26:39 On 03/03/2006 | - Website - |

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