Wallarm

v4.10Wallarm

A cloud-native WAF/WAAP that discovers API endpoints, profiles normal traffic, and blocks injection, abuse and API-specific attacks at the node. Security teams use it to see what is being attempted in production. The range models node registration, the endpoint inventory and the attack/hit feed the console shows.

Category: Runtime application protection (WAAP)
Package: wallarm-node
Runs on: Linux
Commands: wallarm-cli, addnode
Console: https://wallarm.range.local

Node registration, endpoint inventory and hits are replayed from the authored traffic model — no cloud tenant.

Install it

The scripts below install the real Wallarm package on your own machine — read them first, and run them somewhere you are allowed to change. Inside the range, one press puts the simulated package on your next machine.

Linux installer (shell script)

install-wallarm.sh

Windows installer (PowerShell)

Install-wallarm.ps1

No native Windows build. Use a Linux host in the range, or run it under WSL.

On a range machine

Add it to your kit and every machine you launch comes with it.

On Linux

Debian, Ubuntu, Kali (apt)

Refresh the package lists
```
sudo apt update
```
Install Wallarm
```
sudo apt install -y wallarm-node
```

RHEL, Fedora (dnf)

Install Wallarm
```
sudo dnf install -y wallarm-node
```
Package names drift between distributions; search first if this one misses.

Arch (pacman)

Install Wallarm
```
sudo pacman -S --noconfirm wallarm-node
```

Alpine (apk)

Install Wallarm
```
sudo apk add wallarm-node
```
Package names drift between distributions; search first if this one misses.

Check it worked

Confirm it landed on PATH
```
which wallarm-cli
```
Check the version
```
wallarm-cli --version
```
The range reports 4.10.

Remove it

Take it off again
```
sudo apt remove --purge wallarm-node
```

On Windows

No native Windows build. Use a Linux host in the range, or run it under WSL.

Windows Subsystem for Linux

Install a Linux userland on the Windows host
```
wsl --install -d Ubuntu
```
The upstream project has no native Windows build; WSL is the usual way round it.
Install Wallarm inside it
```
wsl sudo apt install -y wallarm-node
```

Inside the range

Tick it on the launch screen
Under Wallarm's category on the advanced tool shelf. A lab that depends on it locks the toggle on and says why.
Or install it from a range terminal
```
sudo apt install -y wallarm-node
```
The simulated package manager seeds the same binaries, config and receipt the shelf toggle does.
Everything here is simulated
No software is downloaded and nothing executes — the range answers from authored fixtures.

Labs that use Wallarm

No lab locks this one on yet — tick it on the launch screen and take it into any scenario.