Merge pull request #84 from diamante0018/develop
feat: log failed g_password login/connect attempts
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@ -214,6 +214,7 @@ namespace Components
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if (Bans::IsBanned({guid, address.getIP()}))
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if (Bans::IsBanned({guid, address.getIP()}))
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{
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{
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Logger::PrintFail2Ban("Failed connect attempt from IP address: {}\n", Network::AdrToString(address));
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Network::Send(address, "error\nEXE_ERR_BANNED_PERM");
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Network::Send(address, "error\nEXE_ERR_BANNED_PERM");
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return;
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return;
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}
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}
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@ -315,6 +316,12 @@ namespace Components
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}
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}
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}
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}
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void ClientConnectFailedStub(Game::netsrc_t sock, Game::netadr_t adr, const char* data)
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{
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Logger::PrintFail2Ban("Failed connect attempt from IP address: {}\n", Network::AdrToString(adr));
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Game::NET_OutOfBandPrint(sock, adr, data);
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}
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unsigned __int64 Auth::GetKeyHash(const std::string& key)
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unsigned __int64 Auth::GetKeyHash(const std::string& key)
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std::string hash = Utils::Cryptography::SHA1::Compute(key);
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std::string hash = Utils::Cryptography::SHA1::Compute(key);
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Utils::Hook(0x41D3E3, SendConnectDataStub, HOOK_CALL).install()->quick();
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Utils::Hook(0x41D3E3, SendConnectDataStub, HOOK_CALL).install()->quick();
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// Hook for Fail2Ban (Hook near client connect to detect password brute forcing)
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Utils::Hook(0x4611CA, ClientConnectFailedStub, HOOK_CALL).install()->quick(); // NET_OutOfBandPrint (Grab IP super easy)
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// SteamIDs can only contain 31 bits of actual 'id' data.
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// SteamIDs can only contain 31 bits of actual 'id' data.
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// The other 33 bits are steam internal data like universe and so on.
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// The other 33 bits are steam internal data like universe and so on.
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// Using only 31 bits for fingerprints is pretty insecure.
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// Using only 31 bits for fingerprints is pretty insecure.
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