VPNCloudflareBlock is a Cloudflare Worker script that helps you block VPNs and proxies from accessing your domain. By utilizing the Makimura.js Cloudflare worker script and configuring the Cloudflare Web Application Firewall (WAF), you can effectively block a vast majority of VPN and proxy traffic from reaching your site.
Follow the steps below to set up VPNCloudflareBlock for your domain:
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Copy the contents of the Makimura.js file.
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Go to your Cloudflare dashboard and navigate to the Workers section.
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Create a new Cloudflare Worker and paste the copied contents of the Makimura.js file into the editor.
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Save the Cloudflare Worker and take note of the assigned URL or route.
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In the Cloudflare dashboard, go to the "Security" section and select "WAF".
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Create a new rule and set the condition to "country equal to Tor" or "(ip.geoip.country eq 'T1')". This should block Tor.
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Save the WAF rule and make sure it is enabled.
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Route the Cloudflare Worker you created in step 4 to your domain.
With these steps completed, the VPNCloudflareBlock setup is in place, and it will work to block the majority of VPN and proxy traffic from accessing your site.
It's important to note that while VPNCloudflareBlock can be effective in blocking VPNs and proxies, it may not catch all of them. Some determined users may still find ways to bypass these restrictions. Additionally, legitimate users who utilize VPNs for privacy or security reasons may also be affected. Please use this script responsibly and consider the impact on your users.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to contribute, open issues, or submit pull requests to enhance the functionality or address any concerns with VPNCloudflareBlock.
I created the Makimura.js Script , but the script is only part of it .
The block list is taken from a bunch of repositories :
I'm sure there's more, thanks to all of them.