Is it possible to view the attack/activity log in an admin panel?

[feltoxXx]

Hi, this is not an issue but a doubt... Is it possible to view the attack/activity log in an admin panel?

[daniel-farina]

I have the same question. I will install it and let you know.

[antonioribeiro]

Since the application may be dealing with lots of requests (hundreds of thousands), it's important for Firewall to be really fast, that's why it is not persisting visitors, only blacklisted/whitelisted IPs (if you prefer database). When someone hits your app, the hit record (ip address or country) is stored in cache, in a way we cannot really "list" them, can we list cache items in Laravel? And they have a TTL, so the cache is responsible for getting rid of the old visitors.

We could, of course, build a list, store it in cache (or even in database), but in what format (serialized array, json, binary list...)? How would we remove the old ones from the list? Always in a way it will not impact the app performance even if we have millions of visitors.