Not very big, as it's a start. Looking for folks to help me expand it!!
Keep in mind this is for NodeJS applications. Where there are not .PHP and .CGI files, etc. This dataset would not work for other applications, for obvious reasons.
Is there one that comes in (.txt, .csv, etc) that I can download for free? I'd like to put together a proof of concept for ExpressJS (NodeJS) tomorrow.
Loading a big .txt file into memory and comparing each request to it feels like a good first start. Hopefully the open source community takes it further.
That's beyond my capabilities. I can certainly create a big preliminary .txt file from my dataset, and hopefully the open source community can take it from there.
Maybe we don't filter by ip address, and instead filter requests based on known strings (or regex). That's what i'm currently doing. Ex. If request includes '.env'. Blocked!
I'd love to implement a more aggressive strategy. Rather than a reactive one. I'm currently finding myself going through server logs, and adding new 'keywords' to the 'banned list'.
I'm really excited to introduce this little SaaS that's been on the market for some time now, but we finally polished the UI enough to advertise it to the general public.
Use case: Instantly add forms to any website or process existing HTML forms client-side.
I personally use it for all my AWS S3 static websites.
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