django-bot-rickroll 0.2.0

Django plugin that rickrolls bots and scanners by redirecting common malicious URLs

django-bot-rickroll

Story

Once upon a time I noticed my server log was filled with 404 errors for URL's like /wp-admin and so on. I figured redirecting them to this cool music video was one way I could get these errors out of my logs.

Also it means if my kids are snooping around they can get a laugh or two.

Installation

uv add django-bot-rickroll

Usage

Add bot_rickroll to INSTALLED_APPS and then to urlpatterns:

from django.urls import path, include

urlpatterns = [
    # Your app URLs first ...
    path("", include("bot_rickroll.urls")),
]

You can customize the target URL in your settings.py:

RICKROLL_URL = "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ"

URL's covered

• /wp-admin/, /wp-content/, /wp-includes/, /wp-json/
• /wordpress/, /wp/
• /administrator/, /joomla/, /drupal/, /magento/, /cms/
• /phpmyadmin/, /phpMyAdmin/, /pma/, /mysql/, /adminer/
• /cpanel/, /webmail/, /plesk/
• /file-manager/, /filemanager/, /laravel-file-manager/, /elfinder/
• /upload/, /uploads/, /files/
• /vendor/, /public/, /modules/, /node_modules/
• /lib/, /libraries/, /includes/, /inc/
• /.well-known/, /.git/, /.svn/, /.hg/
• /.env, /.htaccess, /.htpasswd
• /config/, /configuration/, /conf/, /settings/
• /backup/, /backups/, /bak/
• /old/, /temp/, /tmp/
• /cgi-bin/, /cgi/, /bin/, /scripts/
• /php/
• /db/, /database/, /sql/
• Any URL ending in .php

License

MIT