Referer

Goal

Prevent certain referrers

Enabled

Enable or disable this wire

Methods

The methods specifies which methods should be inspected

Options:

• 'post'
• 'put'
• 'patch'
• 'get'
• 'all' or '*'

The 'all' or '*' is a alias to inspect all methods

    ->methods(['post', 'put']) // only post and put method

    ->methods(['*']) // all methods

Attack score

This is this wire severity, the higher the number the more severe. All attackScores will be summarized and if it exceeds the PunishScore the block will be activated. Set this to a number that reflects the severity.

• A very high number will immediately block the user/ip
• A low number will only block if there are many requests

TIP

sqli and xss are very common attack vectors with high confidence detection. You should set those to a very high number

Filters

Specify the list of referers that should be forbidden

Filters

This specifies what to allow and what to block

    ->filters(AllowBlockFilterConfig::make()->allow(['allow-this'])->block(['block-this']));

Example: Exception

allow must be at least ['*'] to allow all

    ->allow([])->block([])

Example: Allowed

firefox is allowed

    ->allow(['firefox'])->block([])

Example: Blocked

brave is blocked

    ->allow(['*'])->block(['brave'])

Example: Not Blocked

firebrave is not blocked, so allowed

    ->allow(['*'])->block([])

Example: Not Blocked

Chrome is not blocked, so allowed

    ->allow(['*'])->block(['brave'])

Example: Allowed and Blocked

firebrave is both allowed and blocked, so allowed

    ->allow(['firebrave'])->block(['firebrave'])

Example: Unspecified

firebrave is both not as allowed and not as blocked The return depends on where it is used.

    ->allow(['firebrave'])->block(['firebrave'])

Example

WireDetailsConfig::make()
    ->enabled(true)
    ->methods(['*'])
    ->attackScore(1000)
    ->filters([
        'allow' => [],
        'block' => []
    ]);
    
    //... optional overrides

optional global overriders