INTEGRATION GUIDE
Step-by-step backend setup
Configure your environment, seed keys, inspect proxy headers, and deploy custom decoy traps in four modular steps.
01
PREREQUISITESACTIVE
Environment configuration & virtualenv
Set up the isolated runtime and supply secret environmental variables.
02
STORAGE & MIGRATION
SQLite database initialization & key seeding
Create the storage schema mapping 100-character master keys to allowed IPs.
03
HEADER VALIDATION
Protected endpoint routing & proxy IP inspection
Resolve real client origins through reverse proxies and verify credentials.
04
ACTIVE DEFENSE
Decoy honeypot diversion & silent alerting
Serve HTTP 200 infinite-loop decoys on failure while dispatching Discord webhooks.
.env / setup.sh
bash
Step 01•PREREQUISITES
Environment configuration & virtualenv
Isolate your Python deployment environment, install Flask and cryptographic networking libraries, and configure your webhook secret tokens in a restricted .env file.
# Create and activate clean virtual environment
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
# Install core runtime dependencies
pip install Flask requests python-dotenv
# Create environment configuration
cat << 'EOF' > .env
FLASK_ENV=production
DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL="https://discord.com/api/webhooks/your_id/your_token"
DATABASE_PATH="secure_keys.db"
EOF100-char master key
High-entropy secret string passed in the X-Access-Key request header.
IP lock verification
Parses proxy chains to guarantee client IP strictly matches allowed records.
Honeypot trap loop
Returns HTTP 200 with an infinite print spam loop to freeze unauthorized tooling.
Silent Discord alerts
Asynchronously transmits intrusion telemetry directly to private webhooks.