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released this
2026-10-31 18:11:07 +01:00 | 30 commits to main since this releaseBlocklists, fleet bans and pending updates.
- The hub downloads Feodo Tracker (recommended), Spamhaus DROP and the Tor exit list daily.
Feodo and DROP are blocked in both directions on every server that opts in; Tor exits are
tagged, never blocked. A server that still tries to reach a listed address raises a crit
alert: the strongest sign netwatch can give that the server is compromised. - An SSH auto-ban on one server is copied to every opted-in server, with one push. Unban
everywhere lifts it on all of them. - Each server card shows pending security updates and "reboot required", read hourly by a
read-only root helper. netwatch never runs apt update or installs anything. - Hub bans are opt-in per server:
accept_hub_bans = trueunder [security] in agent.toml.
The agent's safelist always wins. Turning it off and restarting removes everything the hub
sent. The README's threat model describes the new worst case. - ban_cap defaults to 5000.
Upgrade the hub first, then each agent, then opt in. Blocklists are tested on Ubuntu 24.04
(nftables 1.0.9); Debian 12 (nftables 1.0.6) is expected to work but untested.netwatch is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Spamhaus Project.
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- The hub downloads Feodo Tracker (recommended), Spamhaus DROP and the Tor exit list daily.