One year on the roof Last year i got a cool idea. A one year time lapse video from the roof of my apartment building. Most CCTV cameras are made to be mounted in a high spot angled down. The hood included with the camera was to small and i had to make a bigger
CrowdSec Updated blocklist export for crowdsec Crowdsec just released a new bouncer [https://docs.crowdsec.net/docs/next/bouncers/blocklist-mirror/] for users who use firewalls that can import IP lists. The blocklist is easy to install. I run Ubuntu so I ran: sudo apt install crowdsec-blocklist-mirror Then I edited the configuration file: sudo nano /etc/crowdsec/
Protecting mailcow with Crowdsec Note: At the moment of publication the monitoring of the dovecot container is not working. A bugfix for that will come in the next release of crowdsec. I tried to find a nice description of mailcow on their website and this is the best I found :) > The mailserver suite
CrowdSec IP blocking on PfSense with CrowdSec This blog post is a continuation of my previous blog post about combining CrowdSec with a Fortigate [https://blog.vacum.se/crowdsec-fortigate/] firewall. In this post I will show you how to use the same IP blocklist and use it on PfSense. In theory you should also be able to
CrowdSec IP blocking on a Fortigate with CrowdSec At my computer club I run a nginx server for incoming web traffic. A couple of weeks ago I installed CrowdSec [https://crowdsec.net/] and I'm quite amazed how easy the installation [https://crowdsec.net/#join]was and the amount of suspicious connections it detects and blocks. CrowdSec
