Wafris
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Wafris is the open-source Web Application Firewall that works with your web framework to protect your sites from dark traffic, intrusions, and attacks.
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Joined October 2022
RT @rmcastil: Looking for someone to pair on Caddy and Golang for our v2 Wafris client. Got any recommendations? Would be paid of course.
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RT @rmcastil: The @wafrisorg and honeybadgerapp teams will be hosting an online workshop tomorrow at 1PM EDT. Come learn about monitoring a…
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RT @honeybadgerapp: Save the date! 📅 One week from today, we're hosting an online workshop with our friends from @wafrisorg called "Error…
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RT @mbuckbee: Just hit publish on our post describing how and why we've migrated from Redis to SQLite for @wafrisorg -
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RT @mbuckbee: I'm hosting a free online workshop, "The Art of Web Defense," this Thursday at 11 a.m. ET. This is _wholly_ focused on pract…
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❓ Closing Question: What's the most interesting or unusual attack you've seen in your logs? We're trying to highlight more from the community. Thanks!
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This week in Wafris: massive memory improvements, a guide to helping developers level up their security expertise, updates clients, and how to tell if Googlebot is lying to you. Check it out at:
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RT @bjessbrown: Guess what happens if you process an external api request in a sidekiq job and the api hangs and doesn't return a result?…
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Seems like a good time to announce publicly that we're going to have our Laravel client out very soon (we're still looking for some more beta testers) and are working on a Pulse card for it.
Introducing Laravel Pulse. 💓 Pulse delivers at-a-glance insights into your production application's performance and usage. Track down slow jobs and endpoints, find your most active users, and more. Next week on GitHub. A gift from Laravel to you.
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It’s essential to recognize that bots going directly for the jugular aren’t playing around but exhibiting direct hostile intent. Here, the second screenshot shows where a single bot (proxied through the US, UK, and Latvia) is ripping through 27 exploits in 3 seconds. 3/3
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⏱️ 96 requests in less than a minute, intentionally slowing down to avoid rate limiting. 🛠️ Towards the end, it started providing custom path names based on the site name.
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