On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 4:13 PM, JP <jp@jptechnical.com> wrote:
> This should go without saying, but be sure you change the admin password
> on that. The ubiquities I have had experience with (end points specifically
> in this case) have SSH on and default password. Didn't realize it and
> didn't reset the password right away. By the time I reset the password it
> had been compromised and was poisoning DNS and other nasty stuff, and I am
> only talking a couple days.
>
This unfortunately does go without saying, too often. More recent UBNT
firmwares flash a banner at you until you change the default password. I
always provision separately before ever connecting to a public inbound IP.
Even after changing default passwords: if you aren't doing rate limiting
and blacklisting on brute force ssh attacks, you probably should.
jermudgeon
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