[Elgg 1.8-1.12 & 2.X & 3.X: http:blacklist]

Warning: This plugin has't been updated in over 3 years. It may no longer be maintained.

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Block malicious IP addresses (and the people behind them) from accessing your site or redirect them to your honeypot site.

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This plugin checks the IP addresses of site visitors against listings in the Project Honey Pot blacklist (http:bl). Currently, this is done only for logged-out visitors (+ bots/crawlers etc.) who visit the Login, Register or Lost Password pages. If a possible threatening IP is identified, it gets either blocked from accessing these pages or you can also redirect the access to a honeypot site that you have created.

For the plugin to work you need to register a (free) personal account at http://www.projecthoneypot.org and create your API key.

Installation

  1. If you have a previous version of the http:blacklist plugin installed, first remove the old http_blacklist plugin folder from your mod directory before copying/extracting the new version to your server,
  2. Copy the http_blacklist plugin folder into you mod folder,
  3. Enable the http:blacklist plugin in the admin section of your site,
  4. Enter at least your http:bl API key on the plugin's settings page.

Stats

  • Category: Spam
  • License: GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2
  • Updated: 2021-2-14
  • Downloads: 4354
  • Recommendations: 7

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