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Log users actions and then act upon blacklisting the user from your services. If you’re running a service that allows others access to your servers then this is something you’ll have to deal with on a daily basis (depending on its popularity). You could probably automate a script to ban a user if they show any signs of bruteforcing.
We do not know how to lock users, our ssh service can be used by everyone, so it’s unlikely to find users who do that
You can help how to block this ip He uses our squid proxy to connect 168.95.6.55:25
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1502823946.434 60622 220.129.157.109 TCP_MISS/503 0 CONNECT 168.95.6.52:25 - DIRECT/168.95.6.52 -
1502823946.434 60622 220.129.157.109 TCP_MISS/503 0 CONNECT 168.95.5.17:25 - DIRECT/168.95.5.17 -
1502823946.434 60622 1.162.224.164 TCP_MISS/503 0 CONNECT 168.95.6.64:25 - DIRECT/168.95.6.64 -
1502823946.434 60622 1.162.224.164 TCP_MISS/503 0 CONNECT 203.69.82.35:25 - DIRECT/203.69.82.35 -