Comments on Installation and Usage Guide for CSF firewall
CSF stands for Configserver security and firewall. CSF is a configuration script built to provide better security to servers , at the same time providing a large number of configuration options and features to configure and secure with extra checks to ensure smooth operation. It helps in locking down public access and to restrict what can be accessed like only e-mails or only websites, etc. To add more power to this, it comes with a Login Failure Daemon (LFD) script that runs all the time to scan for failed attempts to login to the server to detect bruteforce-attacks.
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CSF is NOT a firewall. Iptables is the firewall on most Linux systems. CSF is an interface to iptables, extremely useful interface, but definitely NOT a firewall. Please correct.
protects you from DDOS or jellyfish robots
if you could consider security using iptables