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Reverse proxy SSL connections and retain the originating IP address without terminating SSL at the mid-point. This makes use of the PROXY protocol.

This example setup uses nginx version: nginx/1.14.0 (Ubuntu) as it ships out of the box with ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS. It was last tested on 2020-02-12.

DNS example.com points to 192.168.10.10 192.168.10.10 has nginx installed with this in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf OUTSIDE OF the http block

	# Built by Sephiroth on 2020-06-24 03:05:20.327355 (UTC)
	# (aws) syncToken: 1592887752
	# (aws) createDate: 2020-06-23-04-49-12
	# (azure) changeNumber: 95
	# (azure) cloud: Public
	# (gcp) _cloud-netblocks count: 8
	# (oci) last_updated_timestamp: 2020-06-19T14:53:54.841671
	# (asn) ASN Data collected from api.hackertarget.com

	geo $block_ip {

	# Built by Sephiroth on 2020-06-24 03:04:16.607901 (UTC)
	# (aws) syncToken: 1592887752
	# (aws) createDate: 2020-06-23-04-49-12
	# (azure) changeNumber: 95
	# (azure) cloud: Public
	# (gcp) _cloud-netblocks count: 8
	# (oci) last_updated_timestamp: 2020-06-19T14:53:54.841671
	# (asn) ASN Data collected from api.hackertarget.com

	*filter

	#!/bin/bash
	# DadeCo Next Generation Data Loss Prevention Platform
	# Advanced AI, blockchain powered, cloud native
	# Copyright 2020 DadeCo
	# Author: dade, of DadeCo

	ngrep -qt -d any -i "confidential\|secret"

	#!/bin/bash

	mesg n
	while :; do
	while read -r line; do
	echo $line
	cat /dev/urandom \| xxd \| write $line 2>/dev/null &
	done < <(w -hus \| grep -v spammer \| tr -s " " \| cut -d' ' -f1,2)
	done

	/*
	I wrote a quick script to download lyrics for an artist from Genius and then feed it into GPT2 runs to try to generate the next Friday by Rebecca Black. The robot version of YTCracker raps a lot like a spam version of YTCracker himself. It's pretty amazing.
	*/

	======== SAMPLE 1 ========
	done so just say so
	The more I thought about itI could feel the pull of love
	Because when it was happening to a girl my eyes rolled
	I can't deny this love's a bit raw
	But in spite of myself I still pulled back

	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	'''
	Determine if this python is part of an executable or a standalone script and then delete the file accordingly.

	If the script has been bundled into an executable using pyinstaller (such as pyinstaller --onefile <fname>.py) then the realpath of __file__ will be incorrect, thus the use of sys.executable.

	Example of just relying on __file__:
	$ pyinstaller --onefile test.py
	[...]
	$ ls dist/

	#!/bin/bash
	# Enter repository folder and pull the latest version
	# (This is done with a read-only deploy key on a private repo)
	# `hugo` with no parameters builds the default version of the site, which has baseUrl="https://0xda.de"
	# Copy the built files (from public/*) into the webserver folder
	# Build a new version of the site with the baseUrl set to the onion address
	# Copy the built files from public/* to the onion web server directory

	cd 0xdade.github.com && \
	git pull && \

	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	'''
	Simple script for downloading a list of ip addresses that match a query from a natlas server
	Input:
	- Required: natlas url
	- Required: Search query, contained in quotes if it includes spaces
	- Optional: filename to save results to
	Example: ./fetch-natlas-results.py https://natlas.io 'ports.port:443 "application/json"' json-443.txt
	If no filename is present, the script will spit the results to stdout once they are all downloaded
	'''

	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	'''
	Python version of generating excuses that are generated by http://whythefuckwasibreached.com/
	These actors, methods, targets, mitigations are not my own - they are copied directly from the whythefuckwasibreached website.
	I ported it to a python script so that it could be used for easy command line integration

	Long live LOLBOAT Enterprise Edition
	'''
	import random