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From: Eric Marchionni <mailing-lists@gmx.ch>
Subject: deny cgi scanner
Date: Tue, 01 Apr 2003 19:34:02 +0200
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hi all

does anybody know how to drop packets with
destination-port 80 after a limit of connections
has been reached?
i'd like to deny access for the attacker as soon
as a cgi-scan has been detected.

is it possible to do that with iptables?

plz let me know =)
thx
eric