ipblc is client-side intrusion prevention software working closely with ipbl

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README.md

ipblc

Summary

ipblc is client-side intrusion prevention software working closely with ipbl It's pub/sub features are websockets based

Howto

Build

Dev:

cargo build

Release (with compiler optimizations)

cargo build --release

Usage

ipblc is a tool that search and send attacking ip addresses to ipbl

Usage: ipblc [OPTIONS]

Options:
  -s, --server <server>  Sets a http server [default: https://ipbl.paulbsd.com]
  -d                     Enable debugging
  -h, --help             Print help information
  -V, --version          Print version information

TODO

✅ Config centralization (Main config in ipbl)
✅ Handles date in log
✅ Fine grain file opening
✅ Handle zeromq data transfer
✅ Code optimizations (WIP)
✅ Error handing when fetching config
✅ Local bound tcp api socket
✅ ZMQ -> Websocket
✅ Bug in RwLocks (agent often give up)
❌ Create memory friendly structs for ipdata

Notes

See here

License

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