My projects for the Backdrop CMS

Basic theme built with mini.css - minimal, responsive, style-agnostic CSS framework.

An example is a visual representation of this site, built as a subtheme of this theme.

making the internet safer, one IP at a time
Report abusive IPs engaging in hacking attempts or other malicious behavior and help fellow sysadmins!

This module provides reporting ability to the AbuseIPDB database. You can report an IP directly to AbuseIPDB from module admin UI or automate the reporting process using pluggable modules such as Antiscan.

Module to limit login access to your site to only certain users, protect against "lazy" brute force attack and malicious malformed requests to the login form.

A "lazy" brute-force attack can use a large number of non-duplicate IP addresses with relatively infrequent requests (one or two in a few minutes) and cannot be prevented by IP blocking.

This module reacts to such behavior by returning error 404 or 403 (you can select which) to an attacker for any user login related activity

An example of such attack, we block known bad User-Agent string:

Antiscan is an add-on module that extends the IP address blocking module (version 1.x-1.0.5 or newest) to automatically block anyone who tries to access paths defined as restricted.

Usually it is a bad crawler looking for known potentially vulnerable paths, such as "wp-admin.php", "xmlrpc.php" and so on.

Also, since version 1.x-1.0.5 of this module, you can block bad bots using their well-known User-Agent strings and spam referrer domains.

This module restores lost Drupal core functionality - enables blocking of IP addresses with some improvements:

• see when IP was blocked, who of users block this IP and reason for blocking (if specified);
• set a 404 (Not Found) status code for visitors from blocked IP instead of default 403 (Access Denied);
• enable logging for access attempts from blocked IPs;
• display number of blocked IPs on the "Status report" page;

This module provides an XML sitemap conforming to Google's recommendations and sitemaps.org protocol.

XML sitemap file is available at http(s)://your.domain/sitemap.xml and include URLs generated for:

• pages created by nodes;
• non-empty taxonomy terms pages;
• publicly available pages by "Views" module.

This module provides "meta tags" and customizable "title" tag for your site's pages. Search engine optimization is assumed you use an essential set of meta tags to help improve search ranking for your site. Special meta tags may be used to control the display of content across popular social networks, such as Facebook or Twitter.