avtonom/limit-number-calls-bundle

Defender for Symfony 2, of the large number of requests. It protects against multiple processing one value. Guard, aims to protect against brute force and dictionary attacks.

v1.1.2 2019-02-11 11:23 UTC

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Last update: 2024-10-29 14:11:07 UTC


README

Defender for Symfony 2, of the large number of requests. It protects against multiple processing one value. Guard, aims to protect against brute force and dictionary attacks.

Page bundle: https://github.com/Avtonom/limit-number-calls-bundle

Features

  • Multiple rules for blocking
  • Combine rules into groups
  • Has a Symfony Security Voter
  • Ready set console commands (CLI) to view, add, and delete statistics and locks
  • Easy to expand
  • Uses a fast pRedis
  • Supports up to a microsecond

Maybe in the future:

  • Do the work with the console commands more convenient
  • Expose the core of the application in a simple version which does not depend on the Symfony
  • minor edits. I will be grateful for the help

List console commands (CLI)

  • avtonom:limit-calls:add - add the execution of the request in the statistics (does not establish a lock. But check for blocking)
  • avtonom:limit-calls:block - add value to the list of locks on value
  • avtonom:limit-calls:clear - remove statistics for the values for
  • avtonom:limit-calls:rules - Open the list current words for checking locks
  • avtonom:limit-calls:status - View a list of blocked values and statistics list

for details, add "-h" after the command name

Parameters of the rule settings

  • enabled: true - [OPTIONAL] rule off
  • maximum_number: 1 - maximum number of requests that value
  • time_period: 60000000 # microsecond ( 1s = 1000 000 microsecond ) - for a period to allow to carry out a specified number of actions
  • blocking_duration: 600 # second ( 1m = 60s ) - [OPTIONAL] blocking duration
  • group: sms_group or [sms_group, other_group] - [OPTIONAL] association in a list or group with several groups
  • subject_class: Avtonom*****\ObjectInterface - Retreiving class or interface to run Symfony Security Voter
  • subject_method: getParameter or [getParameter, phone] or [ [getParameter, phone], [getParameter, ip] ]- [OPTIONAL] The method or the method for obtaining attribute values of object

To Install

Run the following in your project root, assuming you have composer set up for your project

composer.phar require avtonom/limit-number-calls-bundle ~1.1

Switching ~1.1 for the most recent tag.

Add the bundle to app/AppKernel.php

$bundles(
    ...
        new Snc\RedisBundle\SncRedisBundle(),
        new Avtonom\LimitNumberCallsBundle\AvtonomLimitNumberCallsBundle(),
    ...
);

Configuration options (config.yaml):

snc_redis:
    clients:
        default:
            type: predis
            logging: true # OPTIONAL
            alias: snc_redis_lnc
            dsn: redis://localhost
            options: # OPTIONAL
                throw_errors: true # OPTIONAL

avtonom_limit_number_calls:
    voter_default: false # OPTIONAL. default true - include %avtonom_limit_number_calls.voter.class%
    rules: "%avtonom_limit_number_calls.rules%" # REQUIRED

Configuration options (parameters.yaml):

parameters:
    avtonom_limit_number_calls.rules:
        sms_1m_10_rule:
            time_period: 60000000 # microsecond ( 1m = 60s * 1000 000 microsecond )
            maximum_number: 10
            blocking_duration: 600 # second ( 1m = 60s )
            group: sms_group
            subject_class: *****\ObjectInterface
            subject_method: [getParameter, phone]
        sms_1m_rule:
            time_period: 60000000 # microsecond ( 1m = 60s * 1000 000 microsecond )
            maximum_number: 1
            blocking_duration: 600 # second ( 1m = 60s )
            group: sms_group
            subject_class: *****\ObjectInterface
            subject_method:
                - [getParameter, phone]
                - [getParameter, text]
        sms_30m_30_rule:
            time_period: 1800000000 # microsecond ( 30m = 1m * 30 = 30 * 60s * 1000 000 microsecond )
            maximum_number: 30
            blocking_duration: 86400 # second ( 1d = 86400 second = 25h * 60m * 60s )
            group: [sms_group, other]
            subject_class: *****\ObjectInterface
            subject_method: [getParameter, phone]
        sms_30m_rule:
            time_period: 1800000000 # microsecond ( 30m = 1m * 30 = 30 * 60s * 1000 000 microsecond )
            maximum_number: 3
            blocking_duration: 86400 # second ( 1d = 86400 second = 25h * 60m * 60s )
            group: [sms_group, other]
            subject_class: *****\ObjectInterface
            subject_method:
                - [getParameter, phone]
                - [getParameter, text]

        test_minimum:
            time_period: 1800
            maximum_number: 3
            subject_class: *****\Object
        test_minimum_disabled:
            enabled: true
            time_period: 1800
            maximum_number: 3
            subject_class: *****\Object
    

Use

Use the name of the rule or group of rules for checking the limit is exceeded:

# for Symfony > 3.0
if (!$this->get('security.authorization_checker')->isGranted('sms_group', $Object)) {
    throw new \Exception('Too Many Requests', 429);
}
# for Symfony < 3.0
if (!$this->get('security.context')->isGranted('sms_1m_rule', $Object)) {
    throw new \Exception('Too Many Requests', 429);
}

Need Help?

  1. Create an issue if you've found a bug,