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Please explain what crowdsec is and what problem does it solve for openCloud. |
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CrowdSec is an open-source intrusion prevention system (IPS) that detects suspicious activities in log files and blocks them automatically. It is based on community intelligence: users share information about attackers to protect each other. CrowdSec analyses logs, recognizes patterns such as brute force attacks or port scans and blocks the corresponding IPs. The collected data is processed in a central database and made available as curated blocklists. These lists can be used in firewalls, web servers or applications to prevent attacks at an early stage. CrowdSec is free, modular and supports many platforms such as Linux, Windows, Docker and Kubernetes. It is suitable for both small servers and large cloud infrastructures. It can be used to reduce the attack surface of Opencloud if suspicious activity is detected via log patterns |
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Hey, this is my first draft of whitelist what I currently have in place.
I have whitelisted whole |
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Sounds really good about crowdsec. Would love if this can be added to the OpenCloud as a option just to enable it in the config file and make maybe some changes ;-) |
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Is there anyone already working on a crowdsec collection for opencloud?
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