endlists_nft.sh

#!/bin/sh
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#                        HEADER AND INSTRUCTIONS
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# Program: endlists_nft.sh
# Type: Bourne shell script
# Creation Date: February 14, 2016
# Current Version: 1.28  June 25, 2022
# Stable Version:  1.25, August 30, 2017
# Author: The Endware Development Team
# Copyright: The Endware Development Team 2016
#
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# Description:  Traditional iptables list based blacklisting 
#
# Changes:  - Add --version --help + buf fix $insert variables   
#           - Loop over interfaces + abstract rule insertion point $insert, $insert6
#           - Updated Acknowledgements
#           - Rewrite with shell functions
#           - Updated EULA
#           - Fixed insertion numbers
#           - Updated EULA
#           - Fixed a jumped line of code
#           - Added EULA
#           - Removed Linux Security Booleans section.
#           - Fixed some style issues
#           - Fixed the logging bug (reversed the order of drop and log)
#           - Use && to execute log and drop rules in parallel (multiprocess)
#           - changed echo to Endlists Loaded
#
#
# Instructions: make directory,copy the file and change name to endlists.sh
#               make whitelists,blacklist text files, edit the endlists.sh file
#               change permisions to make endlists.sh executable, run the file.  
#                 
#
# Notes:    -  This script is slow to run with more than 1000 blacklist entries.
#           -  Use endsets.sh if your blacklists run over 1000 entries.
#
# $ mkdir ~/endwall
# $ cp endlists_nft.sh ~/endwall/endlists_nft.sh
# $ cd ~/endwall
# $ echo " " >> smtp_whitelist.txt  # whitelist (hotmail,gmail,etc)
# $ echo " " >> http_whitelist.txt  # users of your website  
# $ echo " " >> http_blacklist.txt  # ipv4 addresses to restrict http/https
# $ echo " " >> smtp_blacklist.txt  # ipv4 addresses to restrict smtp access
# $ echo " " >> dns_blacklist.txt   # ipv4 addresses to restrict dns access/ bad dns actors
# $ echo " " >> attackers.txt       # ipv4 blacklist for hack attackers / all ports protocols to your ip 
# $ echo " " >> blacklist.txt       # ipv4 blacklist of DOD subnets and others/ all ports protocols period
# $ echo " " >> email_blacklist.txt # strings of email addresses and keywords to block from smtp
# $ echo " " >> html_blacklist.txt  # strings of attack html calls (cgi,php) to block from http 
# $ echo " " >> ipv6_blacklist.txt  # ipv6 addresses to blacklist all ports and protocols
# $ ls                              # list the files you just made
# $ nano endlists_nft.sh   # go to the section below labeled SAVE RULES (line 336)
#                      # comment out save rules for distributions you don't use line 336
# $ chmod u+rwx endlists_nft.sh         # change permisions to allow script execution 
# $ su                              # become root
# # ./endwall_nft.sh                    # execute script/install the basic firewall rules
# # ./endlists_nft.sh               # execute script / install blacklists
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#                       ADDING TO BAN LIST EXAMPLES
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# Next add ip addresses to the whitelists and blacklists
# Example: adding an ip to attackers.txt
# $ echo "116.58.45.115" >> attackers.txt
# Example: banning a subnet from accessing smtp
# $ echo "116.58.0.0/16" >> smtp_blacklist.txt
# Example: banning a larger subnet from accessing http
# $ echo "117.0.0.0/8" >> http_blacklist.txt
# Example: banning a large subnet from accessing anything on your server
# $ echo "118.0.0.0/8" >> blacklist.txt
# Example: banning a spammer 
# $ echo "retard_lamer@website.com" >> email_blacklist.txt (read the postfix log for examples)
# Example: banning a hacker diving for files on your webserver (read your httpd log for examples)
# $ echo "/configuration.php" >> html_blacklist.txt
# $ echo "/wordpress/xmlrpc.php" >> html_blacklist.txt
# Example: Whitelisting 
# $ echo "198.252.153.0/24" >> http_whitelist.txt
# $ echo "198.252.153.0/24" >> smtp_whitelist.txt
# $ chmod u+wrx endwall_nft.sh
# $ chmod u+wrx endlists_nft.sh
# $ su                     
# # ./endwall_nft.sh   # run the endwall firewall script 
# # ./endlists_nft.sh  # run the blacklist/whitelist script endlists.sh
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#                Enable iptables and ip6tables if using systemd
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# systemctl enable  nftables
# systemctl start nftables
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#                                         ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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#                           GLOBAL VARIABLES
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# version information
version="1.26"
branch="gnu/linux nft"
rev_date="23/06/2022"

##  get input list from shell argument 
for arg in $@
do 

if [ "$arg" = "--help" ]
 then
 echo "ENDLISTS: traditional iptables based text list blacklisting and whitlisting"
 echo " "
 echo "USAGE:  ./endlists.sh --option " 
 echo "./endlists --help    ## print usage information"
 echo "./endlists --version ## print version information"
 echo "./endlists    ## default mode downloads videos in list.txt"
 echo " "
 shift 
 exit 0
 elif [ "$arg" = "--version" ]
 then
 echo "ENDLISTS: version "$version", branch: "$branch", revision date: "$rev_date" "
 echo "Copyright: 2016, THE ENDWARE DEVELOPMENT TEAM" 
 shift
 exit 0
 fi  

arghold="$arg"
 
done

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#                           GLOBAL VARIABLES
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### variable for the nft command location
nft="/sbin/nft"

# Grab interface name from ip link and parse 
int_if1=$(ip link | grep -a "2: " | awk -F: '{ print $2}')
int_if2=$(ip link | grep -a "3: " | awk -F: '{ print $2}')

# Grab Gateway Information
gateway_ip=$(ip route | awk '/via/ {print $3}')
#gateway_mac=$( arp | awk '/gateway/ {print $3}')
gateway_mac=$( nmap -sS $gateway_ip -p 53| grep -a "MAC Address:" | awk '{print $3}')

# grab host mac addresses from ip link  
host_mac1=$(ip link | grep -a "ether" | awk ' {if (FNR==1) print $2}')
host_mac2=$(ip link | grep -a "ether" | awk ' {if (FNR==2) print $2}')

# grab the ip addresses from the interfaces
host_ip1=$(ip addr | grep -a "scope global"|awk 'BEGIN  {FS="/"} {if (FNR==1) print $1}'| awk '{print $2}')
host_ip2=$(ip addr | grep -a "scope global"|awk 'BEGIN  {FS="/"} {if (FNR==2) print $1}'| awk '{print $2}')

host_ip1v6=$(ip addr | grep -a "scope link"|awk 'BEGIN  {FS="/"} {if (FNR==1) print $1}'| awk '{print $2}')
host_ip2v6=$(ip addr | grep -a "scope link"|awk 'BEGIN  {FS="/"} {if (FNR==2) print $1}'| awk '{print $2}')

########################### INTERNAL VARIABLES ################################## 
int_mac1="$host_mac1"       # internal mac address of interface 1
int_mac2="$host_mac2"       # internal mac address of interface 2 
int_ip1="$host_ip1"         # internal ipv4 address of interface 1  
int_ip2="$host_ip2"         # internal ipv4 address of interface 2
int_ip1v6="$host_ip1v6"     # internal ipv6 address of interface 1  
int_ip2v6="$host_ip2v6"     # internal ipv6 address of interface 2
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### Rule Insertion Points
insert_in=8
insert_fwd=3
insert_out=8

insert6_in=8
insert6_fwd=3
insert6_out=8

## NOTE:
### Insertion fails and gives error messages, but puts it in the correct place, just uses insert and put it at the top to suppress the error messages
#position "$insert_out" 
#position "$insert_in"

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############ IPv4 Log Drop for a specific interface, protocol, internal Lan IP, per blackout IPv4 IP. 
log_drop()
{
proto=$1
ports=$2
tag=$3

nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input  iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip"  "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop

#nft insert rule inet filter forward oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD] \" drop
#nft insert rule inet filter forward iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD] \" drop
}

############ IPv4 Log Drop for a specific interface, protocol, internal Lan IP, per blackout IPv4 IP. Only input traffic is banned.
log_drop_in()
{
proto=$1
ports=$2
tag=$3

nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop
}

############ IPv4 Log Drop for a specific interface, protocol, internal Lan IP, per blackout IPv4 IP. Only output traffic is banned.
log_drop_out()
{
proto=$1
ports=$2
tag=$3

nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip"  "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
}


############## IPv4 Whitelisting by IPv4 IP for a specific interface, prptocol, and specific ports
white()
{

proto=$1
ports=$2
tag=$3

nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" accept
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" accept
nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip"  "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" accept
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" accept

#nft insert rule inet filter forward oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD] \" accept
#nft insert rule inet filter forward iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD] \" accept
}


############ IPv6 Log Drop for a specific interface, protocol, internal Lan IP, per blackout IPv6 IP. 
log_drop6()
{

proto=$1
ports=$2
tag=$3

nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip6 saddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip6 daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip6 daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip6 saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip6 saddr "$int_ip"  "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip6 daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip6 daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip6 saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop

#nft insert rule inet filter forward oifname "$int_if" ip6 saddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip6 daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD] \" drop
#nft insert rule inet filter forward iifname "$int_if" ip6 daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip6 saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD] \" drop

}


############## IPv6 Whitelisting by IPv6 IP for a specific interface, prptocol, and specific ports
white6()
{

proto=$1
ports=$2
tag=$3

nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip6 saddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip6 daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" accept
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip6 daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip6 saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" accept
nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip6 saddr "$int_ip"  "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip6 daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" accept
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip6 daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip6 saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" accept

#nft insert rule inet filter forward oifname "$int_if" ip6 saddr "$int_ip" "$proto" sport { "$ports" } ip6 daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD] \" accept
#nft insert rule inet filter forward iifname "$int_if" ip6 daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" dport { "$ports" } ip6 saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD] \" accept

}


###=################# IPv4 Log Drop by IP for specific interface and internal lan ip 
log_drop_ip(){
proto=$1
tag=$2

nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip" ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter output oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip"  "$proto" ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" "$proto" ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop

#nft insert rule inet filter forward oifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip saddr "$int_ip" ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD OUT] \" drop
#nft insert rule inet filter forward iifname "$int_if" ip protocol "$proto" ip daddr "$int_ip" ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD IN] \" drop
}

############## IPv4 Log Drop by IP 
log_drop_any(){

tag=$1

nft insert rule inet filter output ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter output ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop

#nft insert rule inet filter forward ip daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD OUT] \" drop
#nft insert rule inet filter forward ip saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD IN] \" drop
}

###################### IPv6 LOG DROP by IP 
log_drop6_any(){

tag=$1

nft insert rule inet filter output ip6 daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input ip6 saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter output ip6 daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" OUT] \" drop
nft insert rule inet filter input ip6 saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" IN] \" drop

#nft insert rule inet filter forward ip6 daddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD OUT]\" drop
#nft insert rule inet filter forward ip6 saddr "$blackout" counter log level "info" prefix \"["$tag" FORWARD IN]\" drop
}


################## IPTABLES FUNCTIONS (STRING MATCHING) ##############################################

#################  String matching on packet headers for a single port (bad string gets dropped)
string_match_1p()
{
proto=$1
port=$2
tag=$3

iptables -I INPUT "$insert_in" -p "$proto" --dport "$port"  -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j DROP && iptables -I OUTPUT "$insert_out" -p "$proto" --dport "$port" -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j DROP ;
iptables -I INPUT "$insert_in" -p "$proto" --dport "$port"  -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j LOG --log-prefix "$tag" --log-level=info && iptables -I OUTPUT "$insert_out" -p "$proto" --dport "$port" -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j LOG --log-prefix "$tag" --log-level=info ;

#iptables -I FORWARD "$insert_fwd" -p "$proto" --dport "$port"  -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j DROP 
#iptables -I FORWARD "$insert_fwd" -p "$proto" --dport "$port"  -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j LOG --log-prefix "$tag" --log-level=info

}

################# String matching on packet headers for multiple ports ( bad string gets dropped) 
string_match_mp()
{
proto=$1
ports=$2
tag=$3

iptables -I INPUT "$insert_in" -p tcp -m multiport --dports "$ports" -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j DROP && iptables -I OUTPUT "$insert_out" -p tcp -m multiport --dports "$ports" -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j DROP;
iptables -I INPUT "$insert_in" -p tcp -m multiport --dports "$ports" -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j LOG --log-prefix \"["$tag"] \" --log-level=info && iptables -I OUTPUT "$insert_out" -p tcp -m multiport --dports "$ports" -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j LOG --log-prefix \"["$tag"] \" --log-level=info;

#iptables -I FORWARD "$insert_fwd" -p tcp -m multiport --dports "$ports" -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j DROP 
#iptables -I FORWARD "$insert_fwd" -p tcp -m multiport --dports "$ports" -m string --string "$blackout" --algo bm -j LOG --log-prefix "$tag" --log-level=info;
}
#######################################################################################################


##################################################################################################################################################################

### loop over interfaces

## initialize index outside loop
ind=1

for int_if in "$int_if1" "$int_if2"

do



if [ "$ind" = "1" ] 
then 
int_mac="$int_mac1" 
int_ip="$int_ip1"
int_ipv6="$int_ip1v6"
elif [ "$ind" = "2" ]
then
int_ip="$int_ip2" 
int_mac="$int_mac2" 
int_ipv6="$int_ip2v6"
fi 

## check for empty ip-address pickup
if [ "$int_ip" != "" ]
then 

#################################################################################### 
# IP FILTER BLACK LISTS 
#################################################################################### 

## block traffic to the multiple ports that you serve to,
## ban ip values in big_bans.txt (use CIDR ranges like 132.0.0.0/8 )
## Good for blocking regions you have no business with (ASIA, AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST etc) 
echo SERVER BLACKLIST LOADING 
for blackout in $(cat big_bans.txt); 
do 
log_drop tcp "25,587,80,443" "BIG-BANS" 
echo "$blackout" 
done 
echo SERVER BLACKLIST LOADED

#echo HTTP/HTTPS BLACKLIST LOADING 
#for blackout in $(cat http_blacklist.txt); 
#do 
#log_drop tcp 80,443 HTTP-BL 
#echo "$blackout" 
#done 
#echo HTTP BLACKLIST LOADED

#smtp_blacklist.txt
#echo SMTP BLACKLIST LOADING 
#for blackout in $(cat smtp_blacklist.txt) 
#do 
#log_drop tcp 25,587 SMTP-BL
#echo "$blackout"  
#done 
#echo SMTP BLACKLIST LOADED

#echo DNS BLACKLIST LOADING
#for blackout in $(cat dns_blacklist.txt)
#do 
#log_drop udp 53 DNS-BL
#log_drop tcp 53 DNS-BL
#echo "$blackout" 
#done 
#echo DNS BLACKLIST LOADED

################################### INT_IP BAN ###################################################################

## DROP TRAFFIC TO SERVER for a single interface and LAN IP from IPv4 ips in blacklist.txt
#echo ATTACKER BLACKLIST LOADING
#for blackout in $(cat attackers.txt);
#do 
#log_drop_ip all "ATACKER"
#echo "$blackout" 
#done
#echo ATTACKER BLACKLIST LOADED

## DROP ALL TRAFFIC TO SERVER from IPv4 ips in blacklist.txt
#echo LOADING BLACKLIST 
#for blackout in $(cat blacklist.txt);
#do 
#log_drop_any "BLACKLIST"
#echo "$blackout"  
#done
#echo BLACKLIST LOADED

################################### Total IPv6 BAN ###################################################################


## DROP ALL TRAFFIC TO SERVER from IPv6 ips in blacklist.txt
#echo LOADING IPv6 BLACKLIST 
#for blackout in $(cat ipv6_blacklist.txt);
#do 
#log_drop6_any "BLACKLIST"
#echo "$blackout"  
#done
#echo IPv6 BLACKLIST LOADED

###################################### STRING MATCHING (USES IPTABLES) ############################################################

### Filter packets on port 25 for ASCII strings that are flagged and block the packet
#echo EMAIL BLACKLIST LOADING
#for blackout in $(cat email_blacklist.txt);
#do 
#string_match_1p tcp 25 [EMAIL SPAM]
#echo $blackout 
#done 
#echo EMAIL BLACKLIST LOADED

### Filter packets on ports 80,443 for ASCII strings that are flagged and block the packet
#echo HTML BLACKLIST LOADING
#for blackout in $(cat html_blacklist.txt);
#do 
#string_match_mp tcp 80,443 [HTML SPAM]
#echo "$blackout"  
#done 
#echo HTML BLACKLIST LOADED

#########################################################

####################################################################################
#                    IP FILTER WHITE LISTS
####################################################################################


### narrow range whitelisting , make the IPv4 values in whitelist.txt single addresses 
# smtp_whitelist.txt
#echo SMTP WHITELIST LOADING
#for whiteout in $(cat smtp_whitelist.txt);
#do 
#white tcp 25,587 SMTP-WL
#echo "$whiteout"  
#done 
#echo SMTP WHITELIST LOADED

### narrow range whitelisting , make the IPv4 values in whitelist.txt single addresses 
# http_whitelist.txt
#echo HTTP/HTTPS WHITELIST LOADING
#for whiteout in $(cat http_whitelist.txt);
#do 
#white tcp 80,443 HTTP-WL
#echo "$whiteout"  
#done 
#echo HTTP/HTTPS WHITELIST LOADED

###############
### END OF LOOP OVER INTERFACES

fi

ind=$( expr "$ind" + 1 )

done

##########################################################################################################################
#                                 SAVE RULES
#####################################################################################################################
echo SAVING RULES
#DEBIAN
nft list ruleset > /etc/nftables.conf


## save iptables rules (if you use the string matching section)
#####################################################################################################################
#ARCH/PARABOLA
#iptables-save  > /etc/iptables/iptables.rules
#ip6tables-save > /etc/iptables/ip6tables.rules

#DEBIAN/UBUNTU
#iptables-save  > /etc/iptables/rules.v4
#ip6tables-save > /etc/iptables/rules.v6

# RHEL/CENTOS/FEDORA
#iptables-save  > /etc/iptables/iptables
#ip6tables-save > /etc/iptables/ip6tables

############ RHEL/CENTOS/FEDORA
#iptables-save  > /etc/iptables/iptables
#ip6tables-save > /etc/iptables/ip6tables
#########  DEBIAN/UBUNTU
# iptables-save >  /etc/iptables/rules.v4
# ip6tables-save > /etc/iptables/rules.v6 
######### ARCH/PARABOLA/ARCHBANG/ANTERGOS/MANJARO
# iptables-save >  /etc/iptables/iptables.rules 
# ip6tables-save > /etc/iptables/ip6tables.rules 

# OpenRC (Parabola, Gentoo)
# /etc/init.d/iptables save

echo "ENDLISTS LOADED"
################################  PRINT RULES   ###############################################################
#nft list ruleset 

#############################   PRINT ADDRESSES  ############################################################
echo GATEWAY  :          MAC:$gateway_mac  IP:$gateway_ip  
echo INTERFACE_1: "$int_if1"  MAC:"$int_mac1"  IPv4:"$int_ip1" IPv6:"$int_ip1v6" 
echo INTERFACE_2: "$int_if2" MAC:"$int_mac2" IPv4:"$int_ip2" IPv6:"$int_ip2v6"
# print the time the script finishes
date
##########################################################  END OF PROGRAM  ########################################################################################################