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Re:CF-Shield – An open source tool to protect any website wi... by Sakura-sx on Sunday June 22, 2025 @08:21PM (#44351372)
It was fun making it, I hope you like it :3
Re:CF-Shield – An open source tool to protect any website wi... by udev4096 on Monday June 23, 2025 @12:49AM (#44352531)
If bloating the web and centralizing it is your goal, you did well. Clownflare would die if it weren't for the oblivious customers such as yours
Re:CF-Shield – An open source tool to protect any website wi... by Firehawke on Monday June 23, 2025 @04:15AM (#44353537)
Hey, you go and stop every DDOSing asshole out there and I'll be glad to express that cloudflare should go away. Otherwise, those paying per-byte on bandwidth overage are more than glad to have a safety layer.
Re:CF-Shield – An open source tool to protect any website wi... by Sakura-sx on Monday June 23, 2025 @04:17AM (#44353542)
If your goal is to decentralize the web, you can buy our offerings at Voxga Research (voxga.es). We are a direct competitior to Cloudflare on the DDoS protection space.
Re:CF-Shield – An open source tool to protect any website wi... by udev4096 on Monday June 23, 2025 @04:28AM (#44353586)
That looks cool. So, with project satyr, you are hoping that attackers would access your honeypot proxies from their actual IP? I find that hard to believe. Most of them either use a reputed VPN or Tor as their first point of entry so you are just hoping for low hanging fruits here, which makes for a shitty threat intel
Re:CF-Shield – An open source tool to protect any website wi... by Sakura-sx on Monday June 23, 2025 @09:15AM (#44355515)
Not really, most DDoS attacks are made from servers, taking down those servers makes the attacker need to get new ones. And from the logs I can assure you that 90% of the time it is a server, and the rest it is either residential IPs or VPNs but residential IPs are seen more i'd say.