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WAF stands for Web Application Layer Firewall. WAF is an application layer firewall that is meant to secure the back end web server by monitoring every HTTP request and response to and from the server.
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Do WAFs block base64 encoded inputs?
Do WAFs block/trigger alerts when they just read base64/hex encoded stuff as suspicious input? Or do they decode the strings (the ones which can do that), analyze the result and just then evetually bl …
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