A commercial closed sourced web application firewall, where some parts / features open source and free.
Promium sourced web application firewall.
Is it open core? I see that the license is AGPL. Can I just edit the code to enable the "pro" features, or are they in another repo?
"enhanced security" sounds a bit like the open source version is gutted to encourage people paying for it. If so, it's a bit of a shame. Wouldn't it be better if everyone used this waf and the web would be more secure as possible for everyone?
So this sketchy looking thing is also equipped with telemetry that phones home all the time?
No thanks.
I've also been checking out CrowdSec. I appreciate it's modular architecture but it definitely deviates away from the folks that just wants to expose an HTTP service and get on with their lives. I've enjoyed the Caddy server for this reason, but yeah, not as secure-as-default when it comes to attacks a WAF would mitigate.
Can it be integrated with an existing large nginx config with multiple domains, server and client certificates, websockets, other custom settings and different apps deployed with ansible or does it need to run the nginx process by itself?
Maybe you can join our Discord to discuss further about your use case.
Please note that we plan to improve it in the future with automation.
You could dark mode application in X Windows way back in the day with just a bit of configuration.
This may be two style sheets you can swap between or whatever. It is not impressive.
What about "Blue letters available" ohhhh .
I keep seeing apps being update and the major change being "dark mode now available".