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modsecurity gui
hello
is there any free open source gui for modsec managment and monitoring?
thanks.
is there any free open source gui for modsec managment and monitoring?
thanks.
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ModSecurity doesn’t have a graphical interface and if you are looking for the one then you may consider using WAF-FLE. It let you store, search and view the event in a console.
http://www.waf-fle.org/about/
http://www.waf-fle.org/about/
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The fact that you're looking for a GUI for mod_security confirms how difficult this software is to use. If it is at all possible, use mod_rewrite rules or some other module.
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The fact that you're looking for a GUI for mod_security confirms how difficult this software is to use. If it is at all possible, use mod_rewrite rules or some other module.
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This got me laughing.
No disrespect.
Just that mod_security is such a beast, it's barely useable at the command line.
Trying to wrap a GUI onto of mod_security would be quite a project... like a life calling...
Maybe describe exactly the type of attacks you're targeting to mitigate + my guess is someone can suggest a solution.
No disrespect.
Just that mod_security is such a beast, it's barely useable at the command line.
Trying to wrap a GUI onto of mod_security would be quite a project... like a life calling...
Maybe describe exactly the type of attacks you're targeting to mitigate + my guess is someone can suggest a solution.
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I just want to add the configurations and check the logs from gui !
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Well, there is an open source tool now:
https://pypi.org/project/modseccfg/
Has a couple of options to set Core Rule Set options and Apache directives for mod_security. But it's mostly for disabling or restricting SecRules - depending on error counts from access and audit logs.
https://pypi.org/project/modseccfg/
- Though it's Mac/BSD/Linux-only (requires Python/Tkinter/sshfs).
- And is mostly about configuration, not many audit/monitoring features (other than log scanning).
- Unlike commercial tools (netnea or securely.ai or comodo) it's a proper Desktop GUI tool, not a web interface.
Has a couple of options to set Core Rule Set options and Apache directives for mod_security. But it's mostly for disabling or restricting SecRules - depending on error counts from access and audit logs.
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