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#!/bin/sh
# author: JS
# date: March 3, 2012
# 
# Purpose: Comp 8006 Net Sec Admin II Assignment 3
# Lockout an IP based on failed login attempts
#


### user configuration ###
# log file to monitor
LOG=/var/log/auth.log

# number of failed login attempts
ATTEMPTS=1

# time in minutes (greater than 1 advised)
LOCKOUT=1

###########################

# iptables wrapper
IPT="sudo /sbin/iptables"

# extract IPs from the log file 
IP=`awk '/Failed password for/ {print $(NF-3)}' $LOG | tail -10`

# sort the IPs
IP=$(echo "$IP"|sort)

# declare a placeholder variable
ipcompare="x"

# for each sorted IP
for ip in $IP
do
        # if the IP is localhost then ignore
        if [[ $ip = "::1" ]]; then
                echo $ip > /dev/null
        else 
                # if we have seen this IP in the loop
                if [[ $ip = $ipcompare ]]; then
                        #count it
                        let "count += 1"
                        # if the count is gt or eq to our threshold then act
                        if  [[ $count -ge $ATTEMPTS ]]; then
                                # insert a new rule
                                $IPT -I INPUT -s $ip -j DROP
                                # set the rule to expire after the configured length of time
                                echo "$IPT -D INPUT -s $ip -j DROP" | at now + $LOCKOUT minutes 
                        fi
                # if we have not seen the IP in the loop
                else 
                        # reset the count
                        count=0
                        # store the IP for comparison in the next loop
                        ipcompare=$ip
                fi
        fi
done


# show results
$IPT -L INPUT
echo 
atq