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A Web Application Firewall (WAF) is a tool used to protect web applications and web servers from attacks. A WAF is deployed in front of a web application (or a web server) and intercepts the traffic between the clients and the application in order to: Prevent unwanted user input to reach the application, Prevent unwanted content to be leaked by the application, Monitor the application traffic flow and Log transaction data. |
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When it comes to bypass the content filtering policies set on the corporate gateway, users have a lot of imagination. In most cases users take advantage of the facts that traffic sent to TCP port 443 is opaque to the firewall and the firewall has limited visibility into HTTP traffic. here We will discuss about some Some bypass methods used. |
Even though the SonicWALL firewall comes with many of the most common service ports defined there are cases where you need to create your own. Example, you may have a web application running on a unique port like 8080 that is not defined in the
Read More![]() | "Bots" are small applications that are installed on a users computer and run quietly in the background awaiting commands from a botnet control server. The botnet control server manages and sends instructions to bots all around the world. The bots can be instructed to perform tasks such as launching a denial of service attack on a website to gathering banking and credit card information. |