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Eugene2019-05-11 15:54:47
MySQL
Eugene, 2019-05-11 15:54:47

MySQL server brute: mysqld: [Warning] access denied for user 'xxxxxx'@xx.xx.xx.xx should I be worried?

Periodically, in the system log I see entries of this nature:
mysqld: 2019.05.11 12:00:00 1200 [Warning] access denied for user 'xxxxxx'@xx.xx.xx.xx (using password: YES)
Here is a screenshot:
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I am like this I understand, this someone brute mysql server?
Is this worth worrying about? And do we need to take any action?

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Ivan Shumov, 2019-05-11
@Yevhenii-S

You should not worry, but find the one who opened the MySQL port to the whole world. This is why people are losing their jobs

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Dimonchik, 2019-05-11
@dimonchik2013

it’s worth it
if it’s open to the outside and you find a non-standard port (you have a non-standard port, after all?
and there is an irresistible need to go outside?
), then you need to urgently change

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Georg Gaal, 2019-05-11
@gecube

First you need to understand - is there a need to keep the mysql server open to the entire Internet. This is bad practice. What can be done ? If necessary, close the firewall on the IP white list. Close VPN.

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Rsa97, 2019-05-11
@Rsa97

At a minimum, you should install fail2ban.
And it is better to forbid the MySQL server to look outside.

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