🛡️ AEGIS-RS

AI-Powered Web Application Firewall

SYSTEM STATUS
ONLINE
Total Threats Blocked
0
Avg Risk Score
0%
Last Attack
-
Active AI Model
Gemini 3 Flash

● Live Threat Feed

Veridct Risk Method / Path Reason (AI Analysis)
Waiting for traffic...

Threat Distribution

LATEST INTELLIGENCE

"AI systems are active. Monitoring traffic patterns for SQLi, XSS, and anomaly detection."

🧪 Attack Simulation Lab

Click to simulate an attack against this server:

💉 SQL Injection 👾 XSS Attack 📂 Path Traversal 🤖 Prompt Injection

🚀 How to Integrate (Drop-in Protection)

🌍
Public Internet
(Hackers & Users)
── HTTPS ──▶
🛡️
AEGIS WAF
Port 3000
✓ Filters Attacks
── Safe Traffic ──▶
📦
YOUR APP
Port 8080
(Node, Python, PHP...)

Easy Setup with Docker

Aegis works as a Reverse Proxy. It sits in front of your application container. You don't need to change your code. Just add Aegis to your docker-compose.yml file.

  • 1.
    Define Aegis service exposing port 80 or 3000.
  • 2.
    Set TARGET_URL to point to your app's internal container name (e.g., http://my-app:8080).
  • 3.
    Add your Google Gemini API Key.
Get Code on GitHub
docker-compose.yml example
version: '3' services: # 🛡️ THE SECURITY LAYER aegis_waf: image: your-repo/aegis-rs:latest ports: - "80:3000" # Public Port environment: - TARGET_URL=http://my_app:8080 - GEMINI_API_KEY=${KEY} # 📦 YOUR APPLICATION (Hidden) my_app: image: node:18 command: npm start # No ports exposed to public!