active response script for nftables #2029
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Does the same as firewall-drop.sh and firewalld-drop.sh but for nftables (default in Debian 10+). Needs a bit more steps to setup but does a very good job. Documentation should be updated to contain maybe an example for the nftables configuration. Tested on Debian 11 with IPv4 and IPv6 adresses.
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See ossec/ossec-hids#2029 for the script.
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Thanks for the PR, this is great work! |
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@atomicturtle Thanks for including this in the 3.7.0 release. Don't forget to merge the documentation PR too as this contains a useful config snippet. |
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Does the same as firewall-drop.sh and firewalld-drop.sh but for nftables (default in Debian 10+). Needs a bit more steps to setup but does a very good job.
Documentation should be updated to contain maybe an example for the nftables configuration.
Tested on Debian 11 with IPv4 and IPv6 adresses.