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weird login entry

Raiu

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Were they able to log in
n 5 00:27:53 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 5 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:54 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 10 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:55 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 15 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:55 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 20 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:56 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 25 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:57 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 30 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:58 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 35 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:59 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 40 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:00 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 45 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:01 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 50 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:02 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 55 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:02 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 60 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:03 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 65 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
 
Were they able to log in
n 5 00:27:53 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 5 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:54 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 10 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:55 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 15 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:55 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 20 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:56 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 25 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:57 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 30 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:58 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 35 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:27:59 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 40 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:00 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 45 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:01 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 50 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:02 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 55 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:02 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 60 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.
Jun 5 00:28:03 HTTP login: Detect abnormal logins at 65 times. The newest one was from 199.182.166.154.

Opening the web interface over WAN is a bad idea.
 
Opening the web interface over WAN is a bad idea.

I know, we were having connection issues so I had it open so could admin in to fix it remotely. Does this mean they were able to log in? I went in a disabled it and changed my log in info so I should be good now even if they were??
 
As Merlin said opening the web interface to WAN is a bad idea. But if you really need it, do it by https not by http.
 
I know, we were having connection issues so I had it open so could admin in to fix it remotely. Does this mean they were able to log in? I went in a disabled it and changed my log in info so I should be good now even if they were??

No clue, the log does not report if the user succeeded to log in.

Change your password just in case.
 
No clue, the log does not report if the user succeeded to log in.

Change your password just in case.

I def didn't leave the password and usuer name as default so there is hopefully some security in that I hope. I did change it. I'm just conserned that they have gained access to my ip cams. So I changed the password to the log in on them. If they did get access then they have a copy of the open vpn client how do I change the info in that other then the passwords for the log in accounts is that enough?
 
I def didn't leave the password and usuer name as default so there is hopefully some security in that I hope. I did change it. I'm just conserned that they have gained access to my ip cams. So I changed the password to the log in on them. If they did get access then they have a copy of the open vpn client how do I change the info in that other then the passwords for the log in accounts is that enough?

If you are using certificate-based authentication then you should be fine, unless for some reason you kept a copy of the CA signing key on the router itself).

If you are using password-based authentication, then change the client passwords.
 
Possibly Software Performing Security Scan

Good Evening,

This may well be caused by some security scanning software performing an audit/check of your network.

Among others Avast performs this function.

Avast causes this to happen on my ASUS AC68U when I performs security checks.

Hope this helps

Nathan
 

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