am I hacked?

[Keith G. Robertson-Turner]

Verily I say unto thee, that Martin Marques spake thusly:
> peter kostov escribió:
>>
>> I have logwatch installed, but I didn't know about it. Thanks for
>> pointing it out!
> 
> Configure it and make it run. It helps alot!

AFAIK the default Fedora setup is to install and run logwatch using
cron, every day at 4:02am.

There should be a file:

/etc/cron.daily/0logwatch

If it's there, and crontab contains an entry for cron.daily, then that
should be all the configuring it needs.

> I personally see it very hard for an updated Linux system (any
> distribution that has updates of security issues) to get hacked.
> Normally you will see hacked servers due to outdated sshd or apache (but
> specially sshd), but not in an up2date system.

I have hundreds off ssh attacks every day. Just make sure you have a
*very* secure password (or don't forward ssh from the router).

I also use "denyhosts" which I've found extremely useful (it's in extras).

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K.
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