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Traefik plugin to proxy requests to owasp/modsecurity-crs:apache container

Traefik Modsecurity Plugin

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Traefik plugin to proxy requests to owasp/modsecurity-crs:apache

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Demo

Demo with WAF intercepting relative access in query param.

Demo

Usage (docker-compose.yml)

See docker-compose.yml

  1. docker-compose up
  2. Go to http://localhost:8000/website, the request is received without warnings
  3. Go to http://localhost:8000/website?test=../etc, the request is intercepted and returned with 403 Forbidden by owasp/modsecurity

How it works

This is a very simple plugin that proxies the query to the owasp/modsecurity apache container.

The plugin checks that the response from the waf container hasn't an http code > 400 before forwarding the request to the real service.

If it is > 400, then the error page is returned instead.

The dummy service is created so the waf container forward the request to a service and respond with 200 OK all the time.

Configuration

This plugin supports these configuration:

  • modSecurityUrl: (mandatory) it's the URL for the owasp/modsecurity container.
  • timeoutMillis: (optional) timeout in milliseconds for the http client to talk with modsecurity container. (default 2 seconds)
  • maxBodySize: (optional) it's the maximum limit for requests body size. Requests exceeding this value will be rejected using HTTP 413 Request Entity Too Large. The default value for this parameter is 10MB. Zero means "use default value".

Note: body of every request will be buffered in memory while the request is in-flight (i.e.: during the security check and during the request processing by traefik and the backend), so you may want to tune maxBodySize depending on how much RAM you have.

Local development (docker-compose.local.yml)

See docker-compose.local.yml

docker-compose -f docker-compose.local.yml up to load the local plugin