Package: nginx-module-tcp-fingerprint
Version: 1.31.7+0.1.0-9~gps1+ubuntu2404+mainline
Architecture: arm64
Maintainer: GetPageSpeed <info@getpagespeed.com>
Installed-Size: 156
Depends: libc6 (>= 2.17), nginx-r1.31.7
Breaks: libnginx-mod-http-tcp-fingerprint
Replaces: libnginx-mod-http-tcp-fingerprint
Provides: libnginx-mod-http-tcp-fingerprint
Homepage: https://github.com/studio-vitalyn/ngx-tcp-fingerprint
Priority: optional
Section: httpd
Filename: pool/main/n/nginx-module-tcp-fingerprint/nginx-module-tcp-fingerprint_1.31.7+0.1.0-9~gps1+ubuntu2404+mainline_arm64.deb
Size: 10768
SHA512: d13c235971d5a03dbb525cf368d6ebe2b3510055c2e8216f5d413609886e42cd96e299b90e5daa384e31f9992a820860d678f4ed984ff3736e36a6cda998483e
SHA256: b8e4995fbddbb8782bea6503c8a584aeeb059cdffc23dd2401fb28f6d6336157
SHA1: c33c2c24f00cf7ca47ee6383c79101a013687e00
MD5sum: 3c23e2b8268daa8e37aeeef10708df10
Description: Passive TCP SYN fingerprint (p0f-style) and TCP/TLS RTT variables
 Exposes a passive fingerprint of the client's TCP/IP stack, read from
 the SYN that opened the connection (TTL, window, MSS, window scale,
 option layout and header quirks, in the tradition of p0f), as nginx
 variables, plus the TLS 1.3 handshake round trip next to the kernel's
 TCP RTT to spot tunnelled clients. A Windows User-Agent arriving on a
 Linux SYN, an MSS that tells the link, or a TLS RTT well above the TCP
 one are strong bot and proxy signals; combine them with JA3/JA4 TLS
 fingerprints for layered bot mitigation. The module only reports:
 scoring, logging or challenging is up to the configuration. Linux only
 (TCP_SAVE_SYN); variables are empty on HTTP/3.