Wallarm RASP client

Introduction

Wallarm real time application security middleware (python module). Implement as WSGI application

Works on Python 2.7, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7

How to install

pip install wallarmrasp

How to use

The WallarmRASPMiddleware supports the following arguments:

WallarmRASPMiddleware(self, application, mode='monitoring', **kwargs):
"""
Create and initialize Wallarm RASP WSGI middleware. Options host, port
or sock are required.

Args:
    application: WSGI application
    mode (str, optional): Wallarm mode. (default: 'monitoring')

Keyword Args:
    host (str): Wallarm RASP server hostname
    port (int): Wallarm RASP server port
    sock (str): Wallarm RASP server socket filename
    block_if_disconnected (bool, optional): Set to True if want to block page if connection to Wallarm RASP server is lost (default: False)
    sock_timeout_msec (int, optional): socket connection timeout with Wallarm RASP server (default: 10 seconds)
    request_max_body_size (int, optional): request max body size size that can be sent to Wallarm RASP server (default: 100MB)
    response_max_body_size (int, optional): response max body size size that can be sent to Wallarm RASP server (default: 100MB)
    block_headers (list of (header_name, header_value) tuples, optional): custom headers for block page
    block_body (list of str, optional): custom body for block page

Returns:
    WSGI application with Wallarm RASP middleware.
"""

Connect to Wallarm RASP server via TCP

from wallarmrasp.wallarmrasp import WallarmRASPMiddleware

# initialize default WSGI application

wsgi_application = WallarmRASPMiddleware(
   wsgi_application,
   'block',
   host='WALLARM_RASP_SERVER_HOST',
   port='8989')

## start WSGI application

Connect to Wallarm RASP server via UDS

from wallarmrasp.wallarmrasp import WallarmRASPMiddleware

# initialize default WSGI application

wsgi_application = WallarmRASPMiddleware(
   wsgi_application,
   'block',
   sock='PATH_TO_WALLARM_RASP_SOCKET')

## start WSGI application