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Cloudflare Block Bad Bot Ruleset

5 | 6 | > Block bad, possibly even malicious web crawlers (automated bots) using Cloudflare Firewall Rules
7 | > 使用 Cloudflare Firewall Rules 拦截恶意网络爬虫（自动机器人）和其它恶意流量 8 | 9 | ## Introduction 简介 10 | 11 | `Cloudflare Block Bad Bot Ruleset` projects stop and block Bad Bot, Spam Referrer, Adware, Malware and any other kinds of bad internet traffic ever reaching your web sites. Inspired by [nginx-badbot-blocker](https://github.com/mariusv/nginx-badbot-blocker) & worked with Cloudflare Firewall Rules. 12 | 13 | `Cloudflare Block Bad Bot Ruleset` 可以阻止恶意爬虫、垃圾引荐来源、广告、恶意软件以及任何其他类型的恶意互联网流量到达您的网站。灵感来自 [nginx-badbot-blocker](https://github.com/mariusv/nginx-badbot-blocker) 并与 Cloudflare Firewall Rules 搭配使用。 14 | 15 | ## Precautions 注意事项 16 | 17 | `Cloudflare Block Bad Bot Ruleset` mainly based on User-Agent, which is known to all that could be changed easily. So the project can not replace the Web Application Firewall. 18 | 19 | `Cloudflare Block Bad Bot Ruleset` 主要基于 User-Agent，但是众所周知 User-Agent 可以伪装，所以本项目并不能取代正规的 Web Application Firewall。 20 | 21 | ## Ruleset 规则 22 | 23 | Rule Name | File Name | Action | What For 24 | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- 25 | Good Bot | [good-bot.rules](./good-bot.rules) | Allow | Match known good bot.
匹配已知的正常爬虫 26 | IDC ASN List | [idcasnlist.rules](./idcasnlist.rules) | JS Challenge | Based on known partial IDC ASN number.
基于已知的部分IDC ASN号（包含阿里云盾） 27 | Basic Crawler | [basic-crawler.rules](./basic-crawler.rules) | Block/Challenge | Block some known bad bot.
匹配一些基本的 HTTP Request 库 28 | Bad Crawler | [bad-crawler.rules](./bad-crawler.rules) | Block/Challenge | Match mostly known bad bot, basic ruleset not included.
匹配绝大部分已知的恶意爬虫 29 | 30 | ## Usage 用法 31 | 32 | ![](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/XMD0718/dumeng-blog/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/5bd801833e8d3.png) 33 | 34 | ASN规则可在安全性->WAF->工具->IP访问规则处添加，不占用宝贵的规则配额。 35 | 36 | ## More Information 更多详情 37 | 38 | - [Announcing Firewall Rules | Cloudflare Blog](https://blog.cloudflare.com/announcing-firewall-rules/) 39 | - [Cloudflare Firewall Rules | Cloudflare Documentations](https://developers.cloudflare.com/firewall/) 40 | - [nginx-badbot-blocker | GitHub](https://github.com/mariusv/nginx-badbot-blocker) 41 | - [nginx-ultimate-bad-bot-blocker | GitHub](https://github.com/mitchellkrogza/nginx-ultimate-bad-bot-blocker) 42 | 43 | ## Maintainer 维护者 44 | 45 | **Cloudflare Block Bad Bot Ruleset** Made By [Sukka](https://github.com/SukkaW) Modified By [Dumeng](https://github.com/XMD0718), Released under the [GPL](./LICENSE) License. 46 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /bad-crawler.rules: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | (http.user_agent contains "80legs") or 2 | (http.user_agent contains "Abonti") or 3 | (http.user_agent contains "admantx") or 4 | (http.user_agent contains "aipbot") or 5 | (http.user_agent contains "AllSubmitter") or 6 | (http.user_agent contains "Backlink") or 7 | (http.user_agent contains "backlink") or 8 | (http.user_agent contains "Badass") or 9 | (http.user_agent contains "Bigfoot") or 10 | (http.user_agent contains "blexbot") or 11 | (http.user_agent contains "Buddy") or 12 | (http.user_agent contains "CherryPicker") or 13 | (http.user_agent contains "cloudsystemnetwork") or 14 | (http.user_agent contains "cognitiveseo") or 15 | (http.user_agent contains "Collector") or 16 | (http.user_agent contains "cosmos") or 17 | (http.user_agent contains "CrazyWebCrawler") or 18 | (http.user_agent contains "Crescent") or 19 | (http.user_agent contains "Devil") or 20 | (http.user_agent contains "domain" and http.user_agent contains "spider") or 21 | (http.user_agent contains "domain" and http.user_agent contains "stat") or 22 | (http.user_agent contains "domain" and http.user_agent contains "Appender") or 23 | (http.user_agent contains "domain" and http.user_agent contains "Crawler") or 24 | (http.user_agent contains "DittoSpyder") or 25 | (http.user_agent contains "Konqueror") or 26 | (http.user_agent contains "Easou") or 27 | (http.user_agent contains "Yisou") or 28 | (http.user_agent contains "Etao") or 29 | (http.user_agent contains "mail" and http.user_agent contains "olf") or 30 | (http.user_agent contains "mail" and http.user_agent contains "spider") or 31 | (http.user_agent contains "exabot.com") or 32 | (http.user_agent contains "getintent") or 33 | (http.user_agent contains "Grabber") or 34 | (http.user_agent contains "GrabNet") or 35 | (http.user_agent contains "HEADMasterSEO") or 36 | (http.user_agent contains "heritrix") or 37 | (http.user_agent contains "htmlparser") or 38 | (http.user_agent contains "hubspot") or 39 | (http.user_agent contains "Jyxobot") or 40 | (http.user_agent contains "kraken") or 41 | (http.user_agent contains "larbin") or 42 | (http.user_agent contains "ltx71") or 43 | (http.user_agent contains "leiki") or 44 | (http.user_agent contains "LinkScan") or 45 | (http.user_agent contains "Magnet") or 46 | (http.user_agent contains "Mag-Net") or 47 | (http.user_agent contains "Mechanize") or 48 | (http.user_agent contains "MegaIndex") or 49 | (http.user_agent contains "Metasearch") or 50 | (http.user_agent contains "MJ12bot") or 51 | (http.user_agent contains "moz.com") or 52 | (http.user_agent contains "Navroad") or 53 | (http.user_agent contains "Netcraft") or 54 | (http.user_agent contains "niki-bot") or 55 | (http.user_agent contains "NimbleCrawler") or 56 | (http.user_agent contains "Nimbostratus") or 57 | (http.user_agent contains "Ninja") or 58 | (http.user_agent contains "Openfind") or 59 | (http.user_agent contains "Page" and http.user_agent contains "Analyzer") or 60 | (http.user_agent contains "Pixray") or 61 | (http.user_agent contains "probethenet") or 62 | (http.user_agent contains "proximic") or 63 | (http.user_agent contains "psbot") or 64 | (http.user_agent contains "RankActive") or 65 | (http.user_agent contains "RankingBot") or 66 | (http.user_agent contains "RankurBot") or 67 | (http.user_agent contains "Reaper") or 68 | (http.user_agent contains "SalesIntelligent") or 69 | (http.user_agent contains "Semrush") or 70 | (http.user_agent contains "SEOkicks") or 71 | (http.user_agent contains "spbot") or 72 | (http.user_agent contains "SEOstats") or 73 | (http.user_agent contains "Snapbot") or 74 | (http.user_agent contains "Stripper") or 75 | (http.user_agent contains "Siteimprove") or 76 | (http.user_agent contains "sitesell") or 77 | (http.user_agent contains "Siphon") or 78 | (http.user_agent contains "Sucker") or 79 | (http.user_agent contains "TenFourFox") or 80 | (http.user_agent contains "TurnitinBot") or 81 | (http.user_agent contains "trendiction") or 82 | (http.user_agent contains "twingly") or 83 | (http.user_agent contains "VidibleScraper") or 84 | (http.user_agent contains "WebLeacher") or 85 | (http.user_agent contains "WebmasterWorldForum") or 86 | (http.user_agent contains "webmeup") or 87 | (http.user_agent contains "Webster") or 88 | (http.user_agent contains "Widow") or 89 | (http.user_agent contains "Xaldon") or 90 | (http.user_agent contains "Xenu") or 91 | (http.user_agent contains "xtractor") or 92 | (http.user_agent contains "Zermelo") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /basic-crawler.rules: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | (http.user_agent contains "fuck") or 2 | (http.user_agent contains "lient" and http.user_agent contains "ttp") or 3 | (http.user_agent contains "java") or 4 | (http.user_agent contains "Joomla") or 5 | (http.user_agent contains "libweb") or 6 | (http.user_agent contains "libwww") or 7 | (http.user_agent contains "PHPCrawl") or 8 | (http.user_agent contains "PyCurl") or 9 | (http.user_agent contains "python") or 10 | (http.user_agent contains "wrk") or 11 | (http.user_agent contains "hey/") or 12 | (http.user_agent contains "Acunetix") or 13 | (http.user_agent contains "apache") or 14 | (http.user_agent contains "BackDoorBot") or 15 | (http.user_agent contains "cobion") or 16 | (http.user_agent contains "masscan") or 17 | (http.user_agent contains "FHscan") or 18 | (http.user_agent contains "scanbot") or 19 | (http.user_agent contains "Gscan") or 20 | (http.user_agent contains "Researchscan") or 21 | (http.user_agent contains "WPScan") or 22 | (http.user_agent contains "ScanAlert") or 23 | (http.user_agent contains "Wprecon") or 24 | (http.user_agent contains "virusdie") or 25 | (http.user_agent contains "VoidEYE") or 26 | (http.user_agent contains "WebShag") or 27 | (http.user_agent contains "Zeus") or 28 | (http.user_agent contains "zgrab") or 29 | (http.user_agent contains "zmap") or 30 | (http.user_agent contains "nmap") or 31 | (http.user_agent contains "fimap") or 32 | (http.user_agent contains "ZmEu") or 33 | (http.user_agent contains "ZumBot") or 34 | (http.user_agent contains "Zyborg") or 35 | (http.user_agent contains "attachment") or 36 | (http.user_agent eq "undefined") or 37 | (http.user_agent eq "") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /good-bot.rules: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | (cf.client.bot) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /idcasnlist.rules: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | AS792 2 | AS793 3 | AS794 4 | AS1215 5 | AS1216 6 | AS1217 7 | AS3223 8 | AS3457 9 | AS3561 10 | AS3598 11 | AS3842 12 | AS3899 13 | AS4184 14 | AS4237 15 | AS4461 16 | AS4575 17 | AS4816 18 | AS4835 19 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