pfsense-firewall

IP lists full of bad IPs - Updated every 2H

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for pfSense firewall management. Control firewall rules, VPNs, DNS, DHCP and diagnostics in natural language from Claude Desktop, Claude Code or any MCP client — 333 wire-format-verified tools for the pfSense REST API, with safety guardrails, config backup and rollback on every change.

Detailed how-to information about setting up Internet, IPTV & VoIP on your own router from different ISPs

Parse pfSense/OPNSense logs using Logstash, GeoIP tag entities, add additional context to logs, then send to Azure Sentinel for analysis.

!DEPRECIATED! A custom component for Home Assistant that interfaces with FauxAPI installed on a pfSense device

Speedtest.net dashboard widget for pfSense

pfSense dashboard widget and backend caching service written in Go and using Redis to retrieve and display "live" geolocation data based on pfSense firewall logs.

Provides AWS IP prefixes as web feeds for auto update by firewalls and applications

Scripts to manage static DHCP entries on pfSense using CSV files

Home router setup and associated server hardware and software configurations.

an alternative GEO IP LIST other than PFBlocker. This is absolutely free!

Automatically update your pfSense® configuration when your Internet Service Provider (ISP) changes your dynamic IPv6 prefix

An implementation of Bird BGP daemon, Pathvector and BGPQ4 on the pfSense Environment.

Malware Analysis

Quick and simple parser for PFSense XML configuration files, good for auditing firewall rules

Automated blocking of malicious IP addresses on pfSense firewall using QRadar custom action rule response.

PfSense can use LDAP servers to authenticate users from remote sources. In this example, the firewall connects to a Windows Domain Controller to authenticate an AD Security Group.

A SOC lab platform integrating IPS/IDS/WAF using pfSense, WAF, web/database servers, IDS, and ELK, including network topology diagrams, VMware VMnet setup, and IP/subnet design.

Dieses Projekt zeigt Schritt für Schritt, wie man mit Wazuh, pfSense und Windows 11 ein komplettes SIEM-/XDR-HomeLab aufbaut, Windows-Endpoints per Agent einbindet und typische Monitoring-Szenarien wie File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) und Registry-Überwachung in einer virtuellen Testumgebung umsetzt.

Demonstration of a Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack simulation within a virtualized network environment. The lab uses pfSense as the perimeter firewall, Kali Linux to launch the attack, and Ubuntu as the target system.