New Tool: Daily [Mod] Security Reports
Posted December 25, 2009 – 15:40 in: Nullamatix, syndicatedAfter the Lighttpd mod security post and the DDoS attack that followed, I began working on a script that parses the Lighttpd server-error.log and inserts matched records into MySQL. The result? Check it out here: security.nullamatix.com Daily Security Reports. With the abundance of ideas I have for the project, it’s far from complete, but definitely worth a beta release. Plans for the future include, but aren’t limited to:
- SSL Certificate for https support
- An API to enable client submissions
- Details information about individual IPs (blacklists, rDNS, ASN, db frequency, etc)
- Auto generated links to ProjectHoneyPot, Robtex, Stop Forum Spam, and more
- Get the search working correctly
- Discussion/comment form on each IP to enable visitor interaction
- Auto generated IP tables/null route rules for IPs/netblocks
So, as I said, the tool is far from complete, and I need your help. What sort of features would you like to see? Could the tool eventually have a value to the Internet community, or just me? Don’t be shy – leave your comments, suggestions, criticisms, or questions below.
Also, WordPress users that like to know about the source of their commentators should check out my first official WordPress plug-in: IP Intelligence.
Merry Chrimmus and eehh… bah-hum-bug.
See Also:
- December 10, 2009 — 529 Attacks in 9 Days: id1.txt, RFI, & More
- August 14, 2009 — Howto: Tail Lighttpd Logs with Style using Sed
- May 1, 2009 — ob_start create_function return str_repeat rand
- February 23, 2008 — Howto: Run Multiple Poor Mans BANS Sites Using 1 Wordpress Installation
Post Originally Published at: Nullamatix.com – Technology Made Simple
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