–Active bans
–Total bans
–Matched probes
–Ban length (days)
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What this page means
Entries appear after repeated requests for sensitive or suspicious resources such as .env, Git metadata, credential files, private keys, backup configuration files or common web-shell locations.
HTTP 403 means the server explicitly refused access. HTTP 404 means the requested resource was not present at that path. After the Fail2Ban threshold is reached, new connections from that IP are blocked by the firewall.
Only minimum useful information is published. Query strings, cookies, usernames, authentication data, internal filesystem paths and full request headers are intentionally not exposed.