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Package phirewall-preset-bad-ips
Short Description Threat-intelligence IP blocklist preset for the Phirewall PHP firewall - bundles a public-domain bad-IP feed snapshot
License LGPL-3.0-or-later proprietary
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Phirewall Bad-IP Preset
Block requests from known malicious IP addresses with flowd/phirewall.
Ships a snapshot of the public-domain stamparm/ipsum threat feed and exposes it as a ConfigLayer blocklist for Config::with(). The snapshot loads lazily on the first evaluated request; the raw address list stays available through BadIpList::load().
Installation
Usage
| Preset | Effect |
|---|---|
Presets::blocklist() |
Blocks (403) requests whose client IP is in the bundled snapshot. |
Presets::track(period) |
Counts matches without blocking, to measure false positives before enforcing. |
Skipping the per-request parse
Parsing the snapshot and compiling ~18k addresses into lookup tables costs
around 15 ms and, under PHP-FPM, would run on every request. Give your
Config a compiled-data cache (phirewall ^0.9) and both steps are served
from OPcache-backed artifacts instead - re-parsed only when the data file
changes:
The bundled list
The snapshot comes from stamparm/ipsum levels/3.txt (addresses seen on at least three
source blacklists). ipsum is dedicated to the public domain under The Unlicense, which is why
it can be bundled here; see resources/UPSTREAM-LICENSE. resources/manifest.json records the
feed, level, address count and import time.
The repository ships a small placeholder sample. Populate the real list with:
The scheduled Bad-IP Update workflow refreshes it and opens a pull request.
Limits to be aware of
- The list keys on the client IP from
REMOTE_ADDR. Behind a proxy or CDN that is the proxy address. Configure a trusted client-IP resolver on theConfig, or the blocklist sees the proxy instead of the client. - A bundled snapshot goes stale between refreshes, and IP reputation is never perfect: a
shared host or CGNAT address can be listed for one offender. Prefer a higher level for fewer
false positives, and consider
track()first. Override the rule by name to combine with your own allowlist. - ipsum is an aggregate of third-party lists; only the compiled artifact (what is bundled) is public domain.
Development
License
LGPL-3.0-or-later (dual-licensed, proprietary licensing available), like flowd/phirewall. The bundled IP data is public domain (The Unlicense) from stamparm/ipsum.
