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 # TrafficJam (Beta)
 A Docker firewall for your reverse proxy network
 
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 ## Threat Model
 **Why do you need something like TrafficJam?** Reverse proxies are often used to authenticate external access to internal services, providing benefits such as centralized user management, access control, 2FA and SSO. In a typical Docker setup, multiple services are connected to the reverse proxy via a single network. If a user authenticates to one service and is able to compromise that service (such as by using [this Pi-Hole vulnerability](https://natedotred.wordpress.com/2020/03/28/cve-2020-8816-pi-hole-remote-code-execution/ "this Pi-Hole vulnerability")), that user will gain access to the entire network *behind* the reverse proxy, and can access every service on the network whether they would normally have permission or not.
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 TrafficJam adds two rules to this new chain, again shown in final order:
 1. Accept already-established traffic whose source is the network subnet - `iptables -t filter -I TRAFFICJAM_INPUT -s $SUBNET -m conntrack --ctstate RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j RETURN`
-2. Drop traffic whose source is the network subnet - `iptables -t filter -I TRAFFICJAM_INPUT -s "$SUBNET" -j DROP`
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+2. Drop traffic whose source is the network subnet - `iptables -t filter -I TRAFFICJAM_INPUT -s "$SUBNET" -j DROP`