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More details on default failed_login_attempts

September 29th, 2005 by Pete

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Alex has just told me that every user in 10G R2 has the default profile with a failed_login_attempts value of 10 except the DBSNMP user which has a new profile called MONITORING_PROFILE with a default value of UNLIMITED for failed_login_attempts. This means that DBSNMP is a bigger security risk as a brute force attack using actual connect attempts would not be blocked by this feature.


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