Today, we’re releasing version 1.3.0 of CrowdSec. What’s new in this release This release brings the support of Kinesis as a data source. While we were already supporting CloudWatch in the AWS universe, this data source suffers various limitations that don’t make it very fit when it comes to processing significant throughput of events (mostly […]

We’ve released version 1.2.1 of CrowdSec This version contains a few bug fixes, improvements for people dealing with massive databases with many agents and bouncers. But mostly, it introduces a new feature to make the creation and troubleshooting of parsers and scenarios easier  – cscli explain. Debugging a faulty parser or creating a new scenario […]

Do you want to inspect multiple CrowdSec agent signals spread across different networks and discover more about your attackers? We are happy to announce that, although still in beta, it is now available to all. Not only can you enroll all your instances, but also monitor the alerts sent to the CrowdSec community. This private-public […]

For this version, we set the spotlight on notification plugins, new bouncers and a completely reworked consensus engine. Notification plugins CrowdSec is now able to notify third-party services when an alert occurs or a decision is taken (configured at the profile level). 1.2 comes with Splunk, Elasticsearch and Slack native support, while the generic HTTP […]

Today, along with the release of CrowdSec v1.1.x, we are happy to announce that we moved to Package Cloud, a cloud-hosted package distribution. What does that mean? We are now distributing more packages! Alongside existing ones for Debian and Ubuntu (Bionic, Bullseye, Buster, Focal, Stretch, Focal for x86-64 & arm), we now provide packages for […]