are you counting the WA2ZKD/K ? On 12/22/21 12:53 PM, Glenn Elmore wrote:

Wspr.rocks is showing 7 unique grids beside your own in the last 24 hours. No DX but you are in that db OK.

I have a TX running on 630M and it being heard but about 8 people, including myself. However, I don't see "spots of myself" in the wsprnet database.  Is this a known issue? WA2ZKD

Tom. "... Yet, i ponder why anyone would want to attack an SDR? what is the gain? Unless the point is to use that device via some known exploit, as a means to perform network discovery and find other

This forumu.kiwisdr.com forum just opened and a widespread bot attack s the first topic. For now, it appears to be stopped by blacklisting two ranges of IP addresses: ChrisSmolinski 3:04PM I ended up

Presumably some of the recent vulnerabilities identified in Linux systems are drawing a lot of hacker interest, and I imagine there is a lot of JKS work going on behind the scenes to roll out software

I disabled public accessibility some time ago because somehow my connections from WD were randomly my getting kicked off. This was when it was thought that OV situations were causing the connections

I switched off the kiwis/beagles via the admin panel... Just for your info: None of the kiwis do start up anymore.... so there is more happening... Its is for later... Ulli

it does not help, Tom. Many many new IP-adressses appear, as needed. I expected that... the blacklist is not a solution now.. I have taken the kiwis offline and think about the best connection to only

Hi Ulli, Try just changing the ports from 8073 to something else. I gave all my kiwi unique intern and external ports in the network tab. You then must change the ports in the wd config file. To

you are correct, I think. I found already 10 different IP addresses, spamming (all indeed starting 34..and 35) and have added them to the blacklist... However I don't expect it will cure the problem,

all KiwiSDR are currently under DoS attacks, that makes the kiwid crash and reboot, maybe related to your issues ? check your /var/log/messages and add the ip sources from the very long AUTH-something

Does anyone know about a tool to monitor the internet connection. which would detect internet outage in the msec range and gives me a report of such events ? I am using Ubiquity EdgeMax router and

Recently I have a rather annoying problem with all my kiwis: After a random time of working, suddenly the kiwi will loose internet connection so the screen (waterfall and spectrum) freezes and the

I'm trying an experiment. Last night I changed the port number of the KiwiSDR. That change has propagated through to the list on http://kiwisdr.com/public. I configured my router to return

I'm seeing groups of related IP addresses from places like Sao Paulo, Moscow, Los Angeles and Beijing. The users all claim to be in Piscataway, NJ. The connections are coordinated, persistent and

Not likely as the apache part of things still runs On 12/19/21 11:22 AM, Bruce KX4AZ wrote:

On Fri, Dec 17, 2021 at 05:53 AM, Glenn Elmore wrote: Does anyone on this group have any knowledge of the status of the KiwiSDR forum? It has been read-only for quite some time. Is there any insight

I found some rather persistent bots in Maui, KPh and KFS but was able to suppress them by adding their public IP address/16 to the Kiw's block nets table. -- Rob Robinett AI6VN rob@... mobile: +1 650

I have had a specific kiwi targeted and channels kicked repeatedly. To the point where I moved the antenna connected to the targeted kiwi, to a new kiwi and left that kiwi as a target, which continued