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How do you deal with malicious requests to your servers?
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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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Fail2ban and Nginx Proxy Manager. Here's a tutorial on getting started with Fail2ban:
https://github.com/yes-youcan/bitwarden-fail2ban-libressl
I really wanted to use this and set it up a while ago. Works great but in the end I had to deactivate it, because my nextcloud instance would cause too many false positives (404s and such) and I would ban my own up way too often.
Crowdsec is more advanced
Does it integrate with NPM?
Yes it does! You find everything on the site. It is very well documented.