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express-bouncer

v0.2.0

Published

Express middleware for mitigating brute-force attacks

Downloads

1,023

Readme

Express Bouncer

NPM version

Installation

$ npm install express-bouncer

Quick Start

// Creates a new instance of our bouncer (args optional)
var bouncer = require ("express-bouncer")(500, 900000);

// Add white-listed addresses (optional)
bouncer.whitelist.push ("127.0.0.1");

// In case we want to supply our own error (optional)
bouncer.blocked = function (req, res, next, remaining)
{
	res.send (429, "Too many requests have been made, " +
		"please wait " + remaining / 1000 + " seconds");
};

// Route we wish to protect with bouncer middleware
app.post ("/login", bouncer.block, function (req, res)
{
	if (LoginFailed)
	{
		// Login failed
	}

	else
	{
		bouncer.reset (req);
		// Login succeeded
	}
});

// Clear all logged addresses
// (Usually never really used)
bouncer.addresses = { };

Documentation

Constructor

express-bouncer ([min], [max], [free])
  • min The minimum number of milliseconds the user can be forced to wait. (default: 500 ms)
  • max The maximum number of milliseconds the user can be forced to wait. (default: 10 min)
  • free The number of attempts a user can make before being forced to wait. (default: 2)

Functions

  • reset Resets the wait time between attempts for the specified request.
  • block Middleware that will block requests which are occurring too often.

Properties

  • addresses A list of logged IP addresses. Cleared by overriding with new object.
  • whitelist A list of white-listed IP addresses. These addresses will never be blocked.
  • blocked Function to be called when a request has been blocked. (see quick start)

Author