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Abuse Detection

0.1.4
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Application-layer abuse detection for Invision Community, with an AttackHistory collector. Records scanner probes, XSS/SQLi/traversal attempts, and unknown 404s, then reports qualifying events to AttackHistory.

  • Events ACP with IP ban (Invision Ban Filters) and Send to AttackHistory
  • AttackHistory handshake, test mode, and auto-queue
  • Front lockout when AttackHistory lists the visitor (ACP stays recoverable by default)
  • Sliding IC ban + event retention (default 30 days)
  • Domain-scoped Contributions and optional public page (off by default)

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0.1.0

Initial development build: local probe detection, AttackHistory collector, AH lockout, Invision Ban Filters with sliding expiry, Contributions, optional public page.
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    v0.1.0 (August 16)

    Current release
    • Initial development build: local probe detection, AttackHistory collector, AH lockout, Invision Ban Filters with sliding expiry, Contributions, optional public page.

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