Oct. 4, 2026
1:01 p.m.
On 2026-10-04 11:04:05 +0200 (+0200), Lars Bjørndal via Mailman-users wrote: [...]
- A few list administrators have implemented Anubis in front of MM3 and it works perfectly.
But doesn't that require javascript? Some users, including myself, are using text based browsers without support for javascript. [...]
Anubis, by default, avoids forcing non-JS-capable browsers to solve its challenges. I have it implemented in front of Postorius/Hyperkitty and am able to browse them fine even with a console-based browser like Lynx. Yes that means a bot could in theory bypass Anubis by claiming to be Lynx or similar, but in practice they all (at least the ones I've seen acting in problematic ways) pretend to be popular JS-capable graphical browsers instead at the moment.
Of course, any of this is subject to change. The attacks we've all been collectively weathering for the past 12-18 months are constantly evolving, so our mitigations against them have to continuously evolve as well just to keep up with them.
Jeremy Stanley