Posted by superfedya on August 24, 2012 at 5:22pm
Hi,
Maybe somebody have the fail2ban rules for nginx and phpmyadmin?
To prevent brute force attack on phpmyadmin.
Apache kind of rules doesn't works on nginx:
http://www.foosel.org/blog/2008/04/banning_phpmyadmin_bots_using_fail2ban
Thanks
Categories: Fail2ban, nginx, phpmyadmin
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nginx sends 404s to the
nginx sends 404s to the access.log file and not the error.log file, so fail2ban would have to scan the access.log.
Then you'd have to change the failregex to pick out the lines with 404 status, something like: ^\"GET /(?:%(badadmin)) HTTP/1.+\" 404$ though I'm not sure exactly how that fail2ban regex is formatted.
I just saw this workaround
I just saw this workaround for sending 404s to a separate file:
http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,230087
I would use
the embedded Lua module to handle that properly. I wouldn't rely on the logs. I'll do it upfront probably using Redis for the persistence layer. Scanning the logs is a polling system, which it goes against the desired effect which should be event based IMO.