As of now available for use is just Ubuntu version. (Ubuntu 14.04) to try it you need to have a fresh installation of Ubuntu 14.04 in you VM/VPS/DEDICATED so

git clone https://github.com/theraw/The-World-Is-Yours.git
cd The-World-Is-Yours/; chmod +x *
./install

Informations.

=> /nginx/                                = Nginx Path,
=> /nginx/live/                           = Vhosts Config Files Dir,
=> /nginx/logs/                           = Core Logs Files,
=> /nginx/modsecurity/                    = ModSecurity Rules Dir,
=> /hostdata/                             = Place to store your domain folders.
=> /hostdata/yourdomain.com/              = Ex of domain dir (private folder),
=> /hostdata/yourdomain.com/public_html/  = Ex of your domain webroot (public files only),
=> /hostdata/yourdomain.com/logs/         = Place where to store your Domains logs (access.log) (private folder),
=> /hostdata/yourdomain.com/ssl/          = Place where to store domain ssl/key (private folder),
=> /hostdata/yourdomain.com/cache/        = Place where to store site cache (private folder).

// Private Folder - Means this cannot be accessed by public.
// Public Folder  - Means files into this folder can be accessed by public.

Check.

1 . L7 (Cookie Based Protection)

2 . Auto Ban System based on Connection for ip

3 . Kernel Settings

4 . Naxsi Rules Included

5 . Example of Naxsi

6 . ModSecurity is not loaded. However you need to set it up by yourself. you have a folder /nginx/modsecurity/ which ModSecurity rules are stored, open /nginx/modsecurity/modsecurity.conf add those

Include crs-setup.conf
Include rules/*.conf

ModSecurity is by default enabled as "detect only" you can turn it on always by doing this

SecRuleEngine On

Using modSecurity for your site

server { 
     ..... 
        modsecurity on;
        modsecurity_rules_file /nginx/modsecurity/modsecurity.conf; 
        location / { 
     ..... 
        } 
}

Careful Using modsec rules like

   location / { 
       modsecurity_rules_file /nginx/modsecurity/modsecurity.conf; 
   }

it means that's enabled just for your main place / not for other dirs in your site ex /admin/ (:

Test it! curl 'http://localhost/?q="><script>wanna hack</script>'

<html>
<head><title>403 Forbidden</title></head>
<body bgcolor="white">
<center><h1>403 Forbidden</h1></center>
<hr><center>nginx</center>
</body>
</html>