A decoy refrigeration controller that records who comes knocking and why
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You keep fail2ban's log-to-ban model but run it as one static binary whose parsers cannot be pushed into unbounded work by the attackers writing to your logs.
fail2zig reads your logs, spots repeated authentication failures and bans the offending IPs, the same model as fail2ban without the Python runtime. It ships as one static binary per architecture, from x86_64 and ARM64 to MIPS. In place of regex it uses memory-bounded parsers, with 15 built-in filters for SSH, nginx, Apache and mail servers. Bans persist in SQLite across restarts and are enforced through nftables over netlink, or iptables and ipset. It can inspect and migrate an existing fail2ban configuration and exports Prometheus metrics. AGPL-3.0, at v0.4, with no speed claims.
A decoy refrigeration controller that records who comes knocking and why
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