Raptor WAF - web application firewall made in C from the scratch

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  • raptor_waf

    Discontinued Raptor - WAF - Web application firewall using DFA [ Current version ] - Beta

  • OctopusWAF

    Discontinued OctopusWAF is a WAF( Web application firewall) with high performance, made in C language and use libevent.

    • Yes, the new version you can see in the following https://github.com/CoolerVoid/OctopusWAF

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