Apparently, this is still an issue as of Xvnc 4.1.1. (Up to date on
Linux Mint / Ubuntu.)
Last week, I started getting vnc password attempts from an unknown IP,
resulting in the "blacklisted: 0.0.0.0" messages in the log, and the
server refusing all connections.
I would prefer not to disable blacklisting, as that just gives the
attacker a free hand to try and brute-force my password all day. (And it
seems that there's no way to use an encryption key instead of a password?)
Is there any other way to determine the actual IP of the attacker? I
could set up a fail2ban jail for vnc, if I could get that info from some
other log.
mitch
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