Elegante
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- Jul 6, 2015
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I've been thinking about building an L3 and L7 layer cloaker that operates before traffic reaches the backend using ebpf packages and all, primarily based on network-layer filtering—a more sophisticated approach. I was curious, though: what do people usually cloak the most? Is it WordPress sites or regular static websites?
What I'm aiming to build is a hosting-based solution. You'd simply buy the hosting (with clean root access), and it would come pre-configured with cloaking—no need to add JavaScript or modify code. You could run two separate websites (or two separate WordPress installs or whole two diff apps on the same backend) on the same domain, and redirect traffic accordingly. Since the cloaking happens before any JavaScript or backend logic is loaded, it should be more secure.
If its mainly wordpress i can also add some features like auto generate a safe WordPress site that has same DOM like the money page . Idk alot of features can be added.
What I'm aiming to build is a hosting-based solution. You'd simply buy the hosting (with clean root access), and it would come pre-configured with cloaking—no need to add JavaScript or modify code. You could run two separate websites (or two separate WordPress installs or whole two diff apps on the same backend) on the same domain, and redirect traffic accordingly. Since the cloaking happens before any JavaScript or backend logic is loaded, it should be more secure.
If its mainly wordpress i can also add some features like auto generate a safe WordPress site that has same DOM like the money page . Idk alot of features can be added.