Quick update to this: Apparently brightcloud flags any page with the word "proxy" in it, including the default page Nginx Proxy Manager serves up for unrecognized domains. I used a wildcard subdomain, so old offline projects got this default page.
More discussion on https://github.com/NginxProxyManager/nginx-proxy-manager/discussions/2127#discussioncomment-6326517
Gang, Can anyone else confirm the hidden interface for npm on /aaa9? My installation had this, and was constantly being found by Brightcloud as a risk. Here's the verbiage: Our scanners detected pr...
I'm moving from my #selfhosted #mastodon instance back to mastodon.social, and moving nfriedly.com back to github pages.
It's not really a mastodon problem, it's more a #BrightCloud problem.
I had a web proxy on nfriedly.com when I was in highschool. Even though I took it down over 10 years ago, brightcloud still flags any IP associated with it. Including, currently, my home IP. π€¬
This causes me to get blocked from logging into the USPS website, my wifi garage door opener, etc. π€¦ββοΈ
Free Online Tools for Looking up Potentially Malicious Websites.
Examine the #URL in real-time to identify threats.
#AbuseIPDB: Provides reputation data about the IP address or hostname.
#Auth0 Signals: Checks IP address reputation; supports API.
#BrightCloud URL/IP Lookup: Presents historical reputation data about the website.
#CheckPhish: Checks whether the URL is a fraudulent site.
#Desenmascara.me: Flags websites suspected of selling counterfeit products.
Nathan Friedly
Kevin