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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #14697 · May 11

#go#attacks_prevention#detection#linux#protection#security CrowdSec is an open-source security solution that helps protect servers from malicious IP addresses. It uses a community-driven approach, where users share information about threats they've faced, creating a shared blocklist to prevent attacks. CrowdSec's Security Engine can detect bad behaviors by analyzing logs and HTTP requests, and it supports multiple platforms. This system is fast, easy to use, and designed for modern infrastructures, making it a powerful tool for securing your systems against various threats. By using CrowdSec, you benefit from collective protection and can focus on real security issues. https://github.com/crowdsecurity/crowdsec

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@libreware · Post #957 · 06/22/2021, 01:28 PM

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— LibreCellular 21.04 documentation –https://librecellular.org/ The LibreCellular project aims to make it easier to create #4G cellular #networks with open source software and low cost software-defined radio (#SDR) hardware. Seeking to achieve this via validated hardware and software configurations that are subjected to rigorous testing, together with additional tooling and #documentation for repeatable deployment. LibreCellular will build on the work of numerous existing open source software and hardware projects, related to both the #cellular platform itself and associated test #infrastructure. Where necessary additional components will be developed, with any software source code and #hardware designs published under #opensource licences. The focus is very much on integration, testing, packaging and documentation, reusing and building upon existing solutions.. #LibreCellular#CellulaireLibre

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