How to use Shell script to solve the production of DOS secure Linux Server
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Introduction in computer science, Shell, commonly known as shell (used to distinguish it from kernel), refers to software (command parser) that "provides an operating interface for the user"; it is similar to command.com under DOS and later cmd.exe;, which receives user commands and then invokes the corresponding application.
According to the number of web logs or network connections, monitor that when the number of concurrent connections to a certain IP or PV reaches 100 within a short period of time, the firewall command is called to block the corresponding IP, and the monitoring frequency is every 3 minutes.
The firewall command is:
Iptables-I INPUT-s 10.0.0.10-j DROP
Let's start with the Web log.
Analysis of development ideas:
1. Analyze the IP address, and then remove it to determine the number of visits to each IP, and you can put it in the file.
[root@oldboy scripts] # awk'{print $1} 'access_2010-12-8.log | sort | uniq-c | sort-rn | head35 59.33.26.10523 123.122.65.2268 124.115.4.18 [root@oldboy scripts] # awk' {S [$1] +} END {for (k in S) print S [k], k} 'access_2010-12-8.log | sort-rn | head35 533.26.10523 123.65.2268 124.115.4.18
When the number of visits to IP reaches 100, it will be blocked.
If conditional clause is required
Read the deduplicated result file of 1, and use while.
Final answer
[root@oldboy scripts] # cat exam05.shangxue Bash while truedo awk'{S [$1] + +} END {for (k in S) print S [k] K} 'access_2010-12-8.log | sort-rn | head > / tmp/ip.log while read line do ip= `echo $line | awk' {print $2} '`echo $line | awk' {print $1} '`if [$count-ge 36-a `grep-w "$ip" / tmp/drop_$ (date +% F) .ip | wc-l`-lt 1] then iptables-I INPUT-s $ip-j DROP & & echo-e "$ipt `date +% F`" > > / tmp/drop_$ (date +% F) .ip fi done / tmp/ip.log sleep 5done
If it's a web log,
Pull netstat.log test from production environment
[root@oldboy scripts] # awk-F "[:] +'/ EST.*$/ {print $(NF-3)} 'netstat.log | awk' {S [$1] + +} END {for (k in S) print S [k] K}'| sort-rn | head4 118.242.18.1773 123.6.2233 114.250.250.1272 123.244.104.422 121.204.108.1601 59.53.166.1651 58.45.1891 42.95.73.1521 42.196.246.1801 36.46.160.100
If you are working, you can netstat-an | awk-F "[:] +" / EST.*$/ {print $(NF-3)} 'analysis
Final answer
[root@oldboy scripts] # cat exam05.END for while truedo awk-F "[:] +" / EST.*$/ {for $(NF-3)} 'netstat.log | awk' {S [$1] + +} END {for (k in S) print S [k] K}'| sort-rn | head > / tmp/ip.log while read line do ip= `echo $line | awk'{print $2} '`count= `echo $line | awk' {print $1} '`if [$count-ge 36-a `echo-w "$ip" / tmp/drop_$ (date +% F) .ip | wc-l`-lt 1] then iptables-I INPUT-s $ip-j DROP & & echo-e "$ipt `date +% F`" > > / tmp/drop_$ (date +% F) .ip fi done / tmp/ip.log sleep 5done
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