Daily Firewall Report - January 1, 2026 #8393
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🔥 Daily Firewall Activity Report
Report Date: January 1, 2026
Analysis Period: December 22, 2025 - January 1, 2026
Data Source: Aggregated firewall logs from 9 workflow runs
📊 Executive Summary
Over the past 7 days, firewall-enabled workflows processed 413 total network requests across 9 workflow runs, with a concerning 25.2% denial rate (104 denied requests). The firewall blocked access to 10 unique domains, with the denial rate showing stabilization at 25.2% (down from a peak of 29.7%).
Key Metrics at a Glance
🚨 Critical Findings
LinkedIn Dominates Blocks: 90 out of 104 denied requests (87%) were attempts to access LinkedIn, suggesting workflows are unexpectedly trying to access social media.
GitHub API Blocking: 92 combined blocks for
api.github.com(52) andgithub.com(40) indicate workflows cannot access GitHub services, which may severely impact functionality.Package Registry Restrictions: 36 blocks across npm and PyPI registries suggest dependency installation issues.
Denial Rate Stabilizing: The denial rate decreased from 29.7% to 25.2%, showing improvement but still concerning at 1 in 4 requests blocked.
📈 Firewall Activity Trends
Request Pattern Analysis (Last 7 Days)
Visual Trend (ASCII Chart)
Analysis: Network access remains heavily restricted with 1 in 4 requests being blocked. The slight improvement from 29.7% to 25.2% suggests some domains were temporarily allowlisted, but the overall denial rate remains concerning.
🚫 Top Blocked Domains
Frequency Distribution
Domain Category Breakdown
Key Insights:
Social Media Dominance: LinkedIn blocks account for 86.5% of all denied requests, suggesting research or scraping workflows are attempting unauthorized access.
GitHub Services: Combined GitHub blocks (92 total) exceed LinkedIn, indicating critical infrastructure access issues that likely break CI/CD and automation workflows.
Dependency Management: Package registry blocks (36 total) suggest workflows cannot install dependencies, which could cause build failures.
📋 Blocked Domains by Workflow
Workflows with Firewall Activity
The following 5 workflows have firewall enabled and generated network traffic:
Workflow-Specific Analysis
1. research workflow
2. firewall-escape workflow
3. daily-firewall-report workflow
📝 Complete Blocked Domains List
All Blocked Domains (Alphabetically Sorted)
Domain Risk Assessment
🔴 High Priority (Immediate Action Required)
api.github.com (52 blocks)
github.com (40 blocks)
linkedin.com (90 blocks)
🟡 Medium Priority (Review Within 7 Days)
Package Registries (npmjs.com, pypi.org, files.pythonhosted.org) - 36 blocks
🎯 Recommendations
Immediate Actions (Priority 1)
Configure GitHub MCP Server ⚡
This provides secure GitHub API access without exposing
api.github.comto the firewall.Review LinkedIn Access 🔍
Allowlist Critical GitHub Domains ✅
Short-Term Actions (Priority 2)
Address Package Registry Blocking 📦
Monitor Denial Rate Threshold 📊
Long-Term Actions (Priority 3)
Implement Network Access Auditing 🔒
Update Workflow Documentation 📚
Security Review 🛡️
📌 Data Sources & Methodology
Collection Method & Limitations
Collection Method
Data Accuracy Notes
Limitations
🔗 Configuration Examples
Firewall Configuration Templates
Minimal Firewall Configuration (Default - Strict)
Allowlist-Based Configuration
GitHub MCP Configuration (Recommended)
Useful Commands
📅 Next Report
Scheduled: January 2, 2026
Frequency: Daily
Location: GitHub Discussions - "audits" category
Contact: For questions about this report or firewall configuration, create an issue or discussion in the repository.
Note: Visualization charts could not be generated due to Python library availability constraints in the workflow execution environment. Future reports will include trend charts when libraries are available.
Report generated by Daily Firewall Logs Collector
Data sources: Repo memory cache (firewall/latest_analysis.json, firewall/trend_history.jsonl)
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