Defensia installs in one command and starts detecting SSH brute force, web exploits, and scanner bots immediately. Blocks them automatically.
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$ curl -fsSL https://defensia.cloud/install.sh | sudo bash
✓ Agent installed in 28.4s
✓ SSH protection active
✓ Web firewall active
✓ Dashboard connected
Live protection feed
blocked 185.220.101.7 · brute force · ssh
blocked 45.83.64.11 · SQL injection · nginx
blocked 103.145.13.90 · scanner · ports
active protection · ON
Every Linux server gets thousands of attacks daily. Without visibility, you're flying blind.
Mar 13 03:14:02 srv sshd: Failed password for root from 185.220.101.7 port 43992
Mar 13 03:14:03 srv sshd: Failed password for root from 185.220.101.7 port 43992
Mar 13 03:14:05 srv sshd: Failed password for admin from 45.83.64.11
Mar 13 03:14:06 srv sshd: Invalid user oracle from 103.145.13.90
Mar 13 03:14:08 srv sshd: Failed password for ubuntu from 91.108.4.30
Mar 13 03:14:09 srv nginx: 45.83.64.11 "GET /wp-login.php" 404
Mar 13 03:14:10 srv nginx: 103.145.13.90 "POST /../etc/passwd" 404
Mar 13 03:14:11 srv sshd: Failed password for root from 185.220.101.7
… and 4,200+ more attempts today
The average unprotected Linux server receives thousands of brute-force and scanning attempts daily.
Automated botnets find new servers within minutes of them going online.
Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL ship with no intrusion detection. You won't know until it's too late.
One command. No config files. No rules to write.
Works on Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, RHEL, Rocky, AlmaLinux, Fedora, Amazon Linux. No configuration needed.
Reads SSH logs
Reads web server logs
Monitors firewall
Agent → dashboard
Auto-detects your log files — nginx, Apache, auth.log. No paths to configure.
[BLOCKED] 45.95.147.21 — Brute force
[BLOCKED] 103.42.176.8 — SQL injection
[BLOCKED] 91.108.4.30 — Scanner
Attacks blocked automatically. See every event in your dashboard, in real time.
Real data from a production server — blocked IPs, attack types, trends.


attacks per server, per day
detected and blocked automatically
malware signatures
MalwareBazaar + YARA rules
from install to first detection
one command, zero configuration
events processed, zero false blocks
cumulative scoring prevents single-request bans
"The average Linux VPS receives its first attack within 22 minutes of going online. By the end of day one, over 4,000 attempts — SSH brute force, web exploits, port scans. Most go undetected."
Based on Defensia agent telemetry across production servers running 64+ domains
"We've been running Defensia across our fleet for two months — over 80,000 bans, not a single legitimate user blocked. The scoring model is what makes the difference: one bad request doesn't trigger a lockout."
Infrastructure team — EU hosting provider, 20+ servers
All the security that would take days to set up manually — ready in under a minute.
Detects SSH brute force, invalid users, and scanning patterns. Blocks automatically. Works with fail2ban or instead of it.
Reads your Nginx/Apache logs. Detects SQL injection, XSS, path traversal, RCE, scanners, and 10+ more OWASP attack types.
See every attack as it happens. Event feed, charts, geographic origin, ban timeline — all servers in one view.
Scans your server configuration and gives you a 0–100 security score. Every finding includes exact commands to fix it.
Tracks 20 software products for CVEs. Detects when vulnerabilities are being actively exploited across the network — including CVEs the CISA KEV catalogue does not list.
See what we measuredBlock entire countries from the dashboard. Bans detected on one server propagate instantly to all your servers.
Deploy via Helm as a DaemonSet — each pod auto-registers as a server. Ingress WAF reads nginx-ingress logs to protect all cluster services. Detects pod crashes (CrashLoop, OOM) and audits NetworkPolicies.
The agent only accesses auth logs and iptables. Here's exactly what it does — and what it doesn't.
The entire agent is MIT licensed on GitHub. Read every line before installing. No obfuscated binaries, no proprietary blobs. Every release is built by GitHub Actions CI — you can verify the checksum yourself.
The agent reads /var/log/auth.log and web server access logs. That's it. No access to your application code, databases, environment variables, SSH keys, or user data. It uses a dedicated DEFENSIA iptables chain — your existing firewall rules are never touched.
Only attack metadata is sent to your dashboard: attacker IP, attack type, timestamp. Raw log lines never leave your server. No telemetry, no analytics, no third-party data sharing. All communication is encrypted over TLS 1.2+.
The free plan runs in Monitor Mode — every attack detected and reported, no firewall rule written: no IP bans, no geoblocking, no threat-feed blocking. Upgrade to Pro for Protected Mode, which auto-blocks attackers across all your servers. One caveat we would rather state than bury: on an Apache server that already runs ModSecurity in blocking mode, the agent installs its own ModSecurity rules on every plan, Free included, and those return 403 at the web server — it depends on software we do not install, so we do not sell it as a Free feature. Uninstall is three commands: stop, remove binary, flush the iptables chain. No kernel modules, no cron jobs, no residual config.
Unlike fail2ban or CrowdSec, Defensia gives you a dashboard, WAF, and zero configuration.
| Feature | Defensia | fail2ban | CrowdSec |
|---|---|---|---|
| Install time | ~30 seconds | ~15 min | ~10 min |
| Configuration required | None | Regex rules | YAML parsers |
| Web dashboard | ✓ | ✗ | Paid |
| Web Application Firewall | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| CVE vulnerability scanning | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Geoblocking | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Multi-server management | ✓ | ✗ | Paid |
| Slack / email alerts | ✓ | ✗ | Paid |
| Community hub required | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Docker / Kubernetes deploy | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Open source agent | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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For personal servers and side projects.
For teams running production workloads.
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