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Signature-Free Attack Detection

Libdetection provides a signature-free detection of payloads by implementing a syntax analysis and universal grammar theory. First introduced as a research project at Black Hat, this open-source library can be used to detect injections and command attacks such as SQLi and more – all without any signature or attack samples.

    Features

    Zero signatures needed

    Detects attacks without relying on attack samples.

    Universal grammar theory

    Advanced syntax analysis for accurate payload detection.

    SQLi detection

    Identifies SQL injection attempts through grammar analysis.