Fail2Ban filter for NinjaFirewall log files
This article outlines how to create a Fail2Ban filter that reads security events directy from the Ninjafirewall WP plugin’s log file directory, and bans IP addresses for events marked HIGH or CRITICAL.
This article outlines how to create a Fail2Ban filter that reads security events directy from the Ninjafirewall WP plugin’s log file directory, and bans IP addresses for events marked HIGH or CRITICAL.
This article details how to update the apache-modsecurity filter that comes with Fail2Ban so that it will work with ModSecurity2 (security2_module).
This article outlines how to add a Fail2Ban filter that detects Brute Force login attacks logged by Ninjafirewall and ban the attacker’s IP address. An example is also given to show how to make this work with caching and proxy services like CloudFlare.