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# ⚔️ Exclusion Enforcer ⚔️
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![ExclusionEnforcerBeast.png](http://192.168.4.20:3000/attachments/4af766f4-2f66-4377-8392-d099c77d3d40)
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(visual hallucination by OpenAI and Dall-E)
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👾 The Exclusion Enforcer, the final frontier in IP deny list management (what?) This is where packets meet their maker. Got a gaggle of pesky IP addresses wreaking havoc in your gig? I've got the fix. This has been a garage repo since '22, get it off the lot NOW, and this Python 3 beast will wrangle your deny lists, validate your scope, and generate the rules to drop those delinquent packets faster than you can press CTRL-C as the phone rings.
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### 🔍 Verify your scope
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Make sure no IP address evades your watchful eye. Feed it a deny list, and it'll cross-verify with your scope, ensuring not a single rogue packet slips through. Client handed you lists in mixed multiple formats? oh, ok.
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- Individual IPs? got it.
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- CIDR notion? no worries.
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- That weird nmap thing with dashes? I think so?
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- Individual IPs? got *it*.
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- CIDR notion? *no worries*.
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- That weird nmap thing with dashes? I /think/ sooo?
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This bad boi will turn everything into a single format. can you pick the format? no, it's one ip per line.
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This bad boi will turn everything into a single format. And can you pick the format? No, it's one ip per line.
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### 🔥 Integrate with iptables
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Once your deny list is vetted, Exclusion Enforcer will synergize directly with iptables, enforcing your will at the kernel level. Those packets won't even see it coming. Name your rule-set and when you're done...
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