Port 8889 conflicts with avatar-tap Streamlit service.
Updated mitmproxy-in instance to use port 8890 for HAProxy WAF routing.
Changes:
- UCI config: proxy_port and listen_port now default to 8890
- mitmproxyctl: Updated fallback defaults and documentation
- README: Updated architecture diagrams with correct port
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
- Enable WAF auto-ban by default (sensitivity: moderate, min_severity: high)
- Add whitelist for common safe IPs (localhost, router)
- Add browser cache busting via version parameter in CSS loads
- Document deployment scripts in secubox-tools/README.md
- Create CVE Layer 7 architecture documentation
WAF auto-ban now active with:
- 3 threats within 5 minutes triggers ban
- 4-hour ban duration
- Critical CVEs (Log4Shell, SQLi, CMDi) ban immediately
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WAF Auto-ban Features:
- Three sensitivity levels: aggressive, moderate, permissive
- Aggressive: Immediate ban on first critical threat
- Moderate: Ban after 3 attempts in 5 minutes (default)
- Permissive: Ban after 5 attempts in 1 hour
- Attempt tracking with configurable thresholds
Critical threats (immediate in aggressive/moderate):
- CVE exploits, SQL injection, Command injection
- XXE, Log4Shell, SSTI attacks
CrowdSec Integration:
- Auto-ban requests written to /srv/mitmproxy/autoban-requests.log
- Cron job processes bans every minute via mitmproxyctl
- Bans sent to CrowdSec for network-wide enforcement
New Commands:
- mitmproxyctl process-autoban: Process pending bans
- mitmproxyctl reload-autoban: Reload config after UCI changes
CrowdSec Dashboard:
- Added ban button to alerts page
- Modal confirmation with 24h ban duration
- Real-time banned IP tracking
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add WAF-like functionality to mitmproxy for protecting services exposed
to the internet. Incoming WAN traffic is redirected through mitmproxy
for threat detection before reaching backend services.
Features:
- WAN protection mode with nftables rules for incoming traffic
- Enhanced bot scanner detection with 50+ scanner signatures
- Behavioral detection for config/admin/backup/shell hunting
- CrowdSec integration with new scenarios for bot scanners
- LuCI interface for WAN protection configuration
- DPI mirror mode support (secondary feature)
New CrowdSec scenarios:
- secubox/mitmproxy-botscan: Detect automated reconnaissance
- secubox/mitmproxy-shell-hunter: Detect shell/backdoor hunting
- secubox/mitmproxy-config-hunter: Detect credential file hunting
- secubox/mitmproxy-suspicious-ua: Detect suspicious user agents
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add HAProxy → mitmproxy → Backend inspection chain for filtering
all vhost traffic through mitmproxy with threat detection
- Add haproxy_router.py addon for Host-based request routing
- Add mitmproxyctl commands: sync-routes, haproxy-enable, haproxy-disable
- Add auth token to status response for Web UI auto-authentication
- Add HAProxy Backend Inspection section to LuCI status page with
enable/disable/sync controls
- Add HAProxy Router settings section to LuCI settings page
- LXC container now supports dual-port mode (8888 + 8889 for HAProxy)
- Token displayed with copy button in dashboard
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Port 8080 conflicts with CrowdSec API. Using 8888 as default.
Also removes --flow-detail option not available in latest mitmproxy.
Bump release to r10.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add nftables transparent mode support with automatic REDIRECT rules
- Create SecuBox Python filter addon for CDN/Media/Ad tracking
- Add whitelist/bypass configuration for IPs and domains
- Expand UCI config with transparent, whitelist, filtering sections
- Update RPCD backend with new config methods and firewall control
- Update LuCI settings view with all new configuration options
- Add new API methods: firewall_setup, firewall_clear, list management
Features:
- Transparent proxy with nftables integration
- CDN tracking (Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly, etc.)
- Media streaming tracking (YouTube, Netflix, Spotify)
- Ad/tracker blocking
- IP and domain whitelist bypass
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Create mitmproxyctl script with LXC container management
- Alpine Linux rootfs with Python and mitmproxy via pip
- Support for regular, transparent, upstream, and reverse proxy modes
- UCI configuration for proxy_port, web_port, memory_limit, etc.
- procd init script for service management
- Update luci-app-mitmproxy RPCD backend for LXC container status
Ports:
- 8080: Proxy port
- 8081: Web interface (mitmweb)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New packages for full URL/cookie/header capture via MITM proxy:
secubox-app-mitmproxy:
- Downloads mitmproxy v11.1.2 binary for aarch64
- Transparent proxy mode with iptables integration
- mitmweb UI on port 8081
- Auto CA certificate generation
- mitmproxyctl CLI management tool
luci-app-mitmproxy:
- SecuBox themed dashboard with red color scheme
- Real-time request capture view
- Top hosts statistics
- CA certificate management
- Full UCI settings interface
- RPCD backend for ubus API
This enables full HTTP/HTTPS inspection including:
- Complete URLs (not just hostnames like nDPId)
- Cookies and headers
- Request/response bodies
- Flow recording for replay
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
