Computer's don't work that way... I wish they did sometimes though.
I'm not still getting "hacked" per-say, as there doesn't seem to be anyone who has access, but there are dozens of computers trying to login continually and trying all sorts of likely names and passwords. In other words, the barbarian hordes are at the gates and pounding against them repeatedly.
Here, take a look at a snippit of the log file.
Sep 11 18:16:10 [sshd] Invalid user gitane from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:10 [sshd] Invalid user godeffroy from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:10 [sshd] Invalid user gracien from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:11 [sshd] Invalid user grant from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:11 [sshd] Invalid user granville from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:12 [sshd] Invalid user grazieele from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:12 [sshd] Invalid user gregoire from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:13 [sshd] Invalid user gr351gory from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:13 [sshd] Invalid user gucci from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:13 [sshd] Invalid user guerin from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:14 [sshd] Invalid user guerinet from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:14 [sshd] Invalid user guibert from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:14 [sshd] Invalid user guilette from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:15 [sshd] Invalid user guillaume from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:15 [sshd] Invalid user guillemin from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:16 [sshd] Invalid user guillemot from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:16 [sshd] Invalid user guillot from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:20 [sshd] Invalid user guimart from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:20 [sshd] Invalid user guiot from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:20 [sshd] Invalid user guiote from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:21 [sshd] Invalid user gunter from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:21 [sshd] Invalid user gustav from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:22 [sshd] Invalid user guy from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:22 [sshd] Invalid user gwendoline from 67.15.28.13
Sep 11 18:16:22 [sshd] Invalid user gwenna353lle from 67.15.28.13
And that's just in those 12 seconds!
Anyway, this sort of thing happens semi-regularly over the past few years. Usually they don't keep it up this long though. This has been pretty much steady for the past week. I'm working on getting a program installed that will watch for repeated attempts and then ban that IP address for an hour or so. Actually, I'm thinking I might not ban it, but use a nifty tarpit thing... The analogy would be that instead of just not answering the requests, or just hanging up on them, it'd put them on indefinite hold, until THEY hang up. It would tie up their system resources somewhat and slow down any attacks they're also running against other people. Problem is, I have to reboot the system to implement some of the kernel features needed for it, and that always makes me nervous.
For now, I just hope none of ya'll have easy to guess passwords!