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> There are many self-hosted alternatives to protect against botnet. What would some good examples of those be? I think something like Anubis is mostly against
by KronisLV 1y ago
> There are many self-hosted alternatives to protect against botnet.
What would some good examples of those be? I think something like Anubis is mostly against bot scraping, not sure how you'd mitigate a DDoS attack well with self-hosted infra if you don't have a lot of resources?
On that note, what would be a good self-hosted WAF? I recall using mod_security with Apache and the OWASP ruleset, apparently the Nginx version worked a bit slower (e.g. https://www.litespeedtech.com/benchmarks/modsecurity-apache-litespeed-nginx https://www.litespeedtech.com/benchmarks/modsecurity-apache-... ), there was also the Coraza project but I haven't heard much about it https://coraza.io/ https://coraza.io/ or maybe the people who say that running a WAF isn't strictly necessary also have a point (depending on the particular attack surface).
Genuine questions.
- weberer 1y ago>What would some good examples of those be? There is haproxy-protection, which I believe is the basis of Kiwiflare. Clients making new connections have to solve a proof-of-work challenge that take about 3 seconds of compute time. Enterprise: https://www.haproxy.com/solutions/ddos-protection-and-rate-limiting https://www.haproxy.com/solutions/ddos-protection-and-rate-l... FOSS: https://gitgud.io/fatchan/haproxy-protection https://gitgud.io/fatchan/haproxy-protection