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In this post, we’re going to learn how web applications developed using python can be protected using CrowdSec at the application level. Read More

With the Log4j (CVE-2021-44228) exploit storming over the internet, countless java-based services were discovered being not only critically vulnerable but also said to… Read More

If you work in Infosec, you had a very lousy weekend. And that’s because of the Log4j zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) that was discovered. Read More

In this article, we will see how to install CrowdSec in a Kubernetes (K8s) cluster, configure it to monitor the applications of our choice, and detect attacks on those applications. Read More

PHP is used by 79% of the websites for which we know the server-side programming language, according to W3Techs’ usage statistics. Read More

You may have read about our brand new console, which is currently in private beta and provides an easy-to-use web interface to… Read More

This article explains how to make CrowdSec and Docker Compose work together to protect applications exposed in containers. It should allow us to:… Read More

The release of CrowdSec v1.1.x introduces new package repositories for the CrowdSec agent and the bouncers, making the setup process even easier. In… Read More

A few months ago, we added some interesting features to CrowdSec when releasing v1.0.x. One of the most exciting ones, is the ability… Read More

Since v1.0.x was released, CrowdSec can now secure has implemented a Local API that can be requested by the CrowdSec agent or command… Read More