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Open-source project ChiPass tagged release 2026.09.0 on Codeberg, though the announcement includes no described changes, features, or fixes.
The ChiPass project published version 2026.09.0 as a tagged release on Codeberg, shared via the Lobsters community. The available announcement text contains no changelog, feature list, or vulnerability fixes, so the scope of changes in this release is unclear.
A blogger shows how to bulk-report distributed botnet IPs scraping a self-hosted Gitea instance to AbuseIPDB using bash, awk, and jq.
The author's self-hosted Gitea instance was scraped by distributed bots using random IPs worldwide and randomized, often nonexistent User-Agent strings, generating heavy request load for days. The write-up demonstrates filtering Traefik access logs (CLF and JSON) with grep, awk, and jq to extract offending IPs, tagging them with AbuseIPDB category 19 (Bad Web Bot), deduplicating them, and building a CSV for the Bulk Reporter tool. Reports can then be submitted through the AbuseIPDB bulk-report API, respecting the 5,000-report daily limit.