After you install its Life Host software, the Log Analysis module automatically recognizes the most common log files on your server and begins analyzing them in an efficient and easy-to-use manner.
This module will instantly block brute force attacks as well as many other types of attacks including SQL injection, directory traversal, spam attempts, WordPress user enumeration attack, reverse DDoS via xmlrpc.php, and more.
Host Life‘s log analysis does not require configuration and runs silently in the background, monitoring malicious IP addresses. When this module detects a malicious IP address, it is automatically graylisted by our reputable IP module in real time. We constantly update our IP rules and constantly monitor log files, ensuring you always have the latest protection on your server.
Host Life will automatically monitor the most common log files, such as Apache/Nginx access, error logs, system-wide logs, exim4 logs, post-repair logs, and more. If you wish, you can define custom log paths in the module config as well.
This module protects your sites and accounts (WordPress, Joomla, Magento, cPanel, etc.) on your servers (FTP, MySQL, Postfix, OpenSSH, etc.) against a wide range of attacks:
brute force
SQL injection
guide pass
Reflective DDoS Attacks
Autoshell Download Attempts
spam
code injection
WordPress User Count Attacks
XML-RPC attacks
Log file changes are monitored by system calls made by our Auditd feature, so log files don’t have to be open all the time. We also use the most efficient Aho-Corasick algorithm for pattern matching.
Unlike other solutions, we do not permanently blacklist every IP address. Instead, after blocking the IP, we add the IP to the Hyyat graylist.
If the attacks continue, the IP address will be blacklisted. On the other hand, if it is a real login attempt, the IP address can be removed from the gray list. IP addresses can be removed from our gray list in three different ways:
Successfully completes Hyyat Browser Integrity Check or CAPTCHA.
You manually remove the IP address from the gray list through your Host Life dashboard.
It gets automatically deleted if we haven’t seen any crashes from the IP for a while.