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-title: CrowdSec Integration
-description: Behavior-based threat detection powered by a global community
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-# CrowdSec Integration
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-Protect your applications using behavior-based threat detection powered by a global community of security data. Bad actors get blocked automatically before they can cause harm.
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-## Overview
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-CrowdSec analyzes your traffic patterns and blocks malicious behavior in real-time. Unlike traditional firewalls that rely on static rules, CrowdSec uses behavioral analysis and crowdsourced threat intelligence to identify and stop attacks.
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-Key capabilities:
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-- **Behavior Detection** — Identifies attack patterns like brute-force, scanning, and exploitation
-- **Community Blocklists** — Benefit from threats detected by the global CrowdSec community
-- **Real-time Blocking** — Malicious IPs are blocked immediately via Caddy integration
-- **Automatic Updates** — Threat intelligence updates continuously
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-## Why Use This
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-- **Proactive Defense** — Block attackers before they succeed
-- **Zero False Positives** — Behavioral analysis reduces incorrect blocks
-- **Community Intelligence** — Leverage data from thousands of CrowdSec users
-- **GUI-Controlled** — Enable/disable directly from the UI, no environment variables needed
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-## Configuration
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-### Enabling CrowdSec
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-1. Navigate to **Settings → Security**
-2. Toggle **CrowdSec Protection** to enabled
-3. CrowdSec starts automatically and persists across container restarts
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-No environment variables or manual configuration required.
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-### Hub Presets
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-Access pre-built security configurations from the CrowdSec Hub:
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-1. Go to **Settings → Security → Hub Presets**
-2. Browse available collections (e.g., `crowdsecurity/nginx`, `crowdsecurity/http-cve`)
-3. Search for specific parsers, scenarios, or collections
-4. Click **Install** to add to your configuration
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-Popular presets include:
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-- **HTTP Probing** — Detect reconnaissance and scanning
-- **Bad User-Agents** — Block known malicious bots
-- **CVE Exploits** — Protection against known vulnerabilities
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-### Console Enrollment
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-Connect to the CrowdSec Console for centralized management:
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-1. Go to **Settings → Security → Console Enrollment**
-2. Enter your enrollment key from [console.crowdsec.net](https://console.crowdsec.net)
-3. Click **Enroll**
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-The Console provides:
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-- Multi-instance management
-- Historical attack data
-- Alert notifications
-- Blocklist subscriptions
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-### Live Decisions
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-View active blocks in real-time:
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-1. Navigate to **Security → Live Decisions**
-2. See all currently blocked IPs with:
-   - IP address and origin country
-   - Reason for block (scenario triggered)
-   - Duration remaining
-   - Option to manually unban
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-## Automatic Startup & Persistence
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-CrowdSec settings are stored in Charon's database and synchronized with the Security Config:
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-- **On Container Start** — CrowdSec launches automatically if previously enabled
-- **Configuration Sync** — Changes in the UI immediately apply to CrowdSec
-- **State Persistence** — Decisions and configurations survive restarts
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-## Related
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-- [Web Application Firewall](./waf.md) — Complement CrowdSec with WAF protection
-- [Access Control](./access-control.md) — Manual IP blocking and geo-restrictions
-- [Back to Features](../features.md)