TheDDOS Protection Plan in Network can be configured in Terraform with the resource name azurerm_network_ddos_protection_plan. The following sections describe 10 examples of how to use the resource and its parameters.
The ddosProtectionPlans in Microsoft.Network can be configured in Azure Resource Manager with the resource name Microsoft.Network/ddosProtectionPlans. The following sections describe how to use the resource and its parameters.
For Terraform, the jessewilk/terraform, Ansermuhammad/geewa-terraform-azure-infrastructure and kernell128/terraform_cloud source code examples are useful. See the Terraform Example section for further details.
For Azure Resource Manager, the Pudding124/SwaggerStructure, tschwarz01/tf-caf-data-management-zone and bayro1/Enterprise-Scale source code examples are useful. See the Azure Resource Manager Example section for further details.
mod_security at the ADC level will dramatically slow down the distribution of data. Instead, you should let the backend LiteSpeed Web Servers handle the heavy load incurred by loading, checking, and filtering mod_security rules.
LiteSpeed ADC's Anti-DDoS feature can be used to modify a firewall via ifconfig and ipset to block suspicious IPs. This guide explains how to integrate the ADC's Anti-DDoS feature with either ConfigServer Security & Firewall (csf), or iptables.
For iptables, run the following commands to set up the list and rules: ipset create ls-anti-ddos hash:ip hashsize 4096ipset create ls-quic-ports bitmap:port range 0-65535 -existiptables -I INPUT -m set --match-set ls-anti-ddos src -j DROPiptables -I FORWARD -m set --match-set ls-anti-ddos src -j DROPiptables -I INPUT -p udp -m set --match-set ls-quic-ports dst -j ACCEPT
For demonstration purposes, we will use a reCAPTCHA failed verification to trigger the block. So, if a visitor fails to verify repeatedly in a short period of time, the firewall block will be triggered and a log generated, like this one: [root@test logs]# grep ipset error.log2019-12-04 20:27:15.594490 [NOTICE] [24606] [T0] [FIREWALL] execute command: 'ipset add ls-anti-ddos 111.222.333.444 ', ret: -1, status: 0
LiteSpeed Web ADC has a built-in WordPress brute force attack protection system. It will protect shared hosting WordPress environments from large-scale brute force attacks, which have the potential to bring down entire servers.
You may wish to override the default settings at the server level, or virtual-host level. Before making any changes, it helps to understand the logic that drives WordPressProtect at the different levels.
For demonstration purposes, we will set Connection Limit and SSL Connection Limit to 1, and reCAPTCHA Type to Checkbox. You may adjust these values according to your needs. Save and restart the Web ADC. This conneciton limit setting will be inherited by all virtual hosts unless overridden at the virtual host level.
After passing the reCAPTCHA validation, the visitor is temporarily whitelisted as long as they continue to browse the site. This makes for a better user experience. Once the visitor has been inactive for more than 20 minutes, reCAPTCHA is once again enabled for that visitor's next request.
[E=verifycaptcha] will always redirect to reCAPTCHA until verified. ACTION can be deny to return a 403 or drop to drop the connection when Max Tries is reached. Until Max Tries is reached, the client will be redirected to reCAPTCHA.
In most cases, rewrite rules will override the default server behavior. However, in cases where trigger sensitivity is high, visitors may be sent directly to reCAPTCHA before the rewrite rules can even be processed.
Google bots are considered good bots because they help index your site. However, they cannot do their job properly without receiving the correct page. The Bot White List configuration may be used to specify bots that you may need for your site.
The Allowed Robot Hits configuration may be used to limit how many times a good bot (including Googlebot) is allowed to hit a URL before it is redirected to reCAPTCHA as well. This may be useful to prevent bad actors from bypassing reCAPTCHA using a custom user agent.
There are two script tags that are required and it is strongly recommended to avoid changing the form and the recaptchadiv unless you know what you are doing. There are three echos within the page itself. Those are used by the web server to customize the reCAPTCHA type and keys and specify any query string used.
Beyond those required attributes, everything else is customizable. As noted before, please ensure that you have backups of the default page and your customized page. Note that the .shtml extension is required in order to use the LSWS configured type and keys.
The stle of client verification is completely determined on Google's end via their reCAPTCHA service. When given the choice of a checkbox or an invisible badge, you may choose whichever you like. Be aware that the invisible type may sometimes display a difficult puzzle.
For server wide protection that needs to cover a lot of domains, un-check Verify the origin of reCAPTCHA solutions. Otherwise, you may need to apply a separate key for each domain. Please refer to the Google doc for more information.
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