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Re: EXAMPLE: ### xxx Canada detected a penetration attempt from 209.123.x.229. Incident# xxxx
- From: Adam McKenna
- Date: Fri Oct 26 16:03:59 2001
I think that Alex's point is that if you want to *really* have a secure
network, you can't do it by sending out automated mails every time a stray
packet hits your network. That's likely to cause way more annoyance than any
good it could possibly do.
A much more effective way of proceeding would be to have a person looking at
each and every incident, deciding whether it merits a notice to the offending
network, and then sending a personal, non-threatening mail.
--Adam
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