I use crowdsec also nowadays, but I don't trust it like I trust fail2ban. Due to opaque answers from the engine on how it has protected my hosts. Considering going all the way Back to fail2ban again.
I use crowdsec also nowadays, but I don't trust it like I trust fail2ban. Due to opaque answers from the engine on how it has protected my hosts. Considering going all the way Back to fail2ban again.
The main issue is that on my hosts where fail2ban are running, I see week on week activity and banned hosts.
When I look into cscli decisions or cscli metrics, it gives me the indication that nothing is happening which I don't believe is true. Maybe it is doing the work it promises, but I can't easily see it.
This could be a false negative, and that there genuinely is less malicious connection attempts. The busy fail2ban are bastion hosts on AWS, while the others are hosted on DigitalOcean. For me as a user though, I wish there was a way to see historically blocked hosts. The last time I looked half a year ago, this was not available in CrowdSec.