Korims WAF

Web Application Firewall (WAF for short) is a product that protects web applications by implementing a series of security policies for HTTP/HTTPS. It is mainly used to defend against attacks against the network application layer, such as SQL injection. , cross-site scripting attack, parameter tampering, application platform vulnerability attack, denial of service attack, etc.

Web Application Protection Wall

It sits between web applications and clients and provides protection by monitoring, filtering and blocking malicious HTTP/HTTPS traffic. WAF can detect and defend against various network attacks, such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting attack, cross-site request forgery, application vulnerability exploitation and denial of service attack, etc. By implementing effective security policies and rules, WAF can help protect the security and availability of web applications and reduce potential security risks.

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What Network Attacks Can WAF Defend Against?

SQL Injection Attack

Attackers can obtain, modify or destroy data in the database by inserting malicious SQL statements into input parameters.
Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

Attackers inject malicious script code into webpages, allowing users to execute the code on the browser, thereby stealing user information or performing other malicious operations.
Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

Attackers can perform unauthorized actions by convincing users to perform malicious requests on logged-in websites.
Application Layer Vulnerabilities

Exploiting security holes in an application could allow an attacker to perform unauthorized actions, bypass access controls, or obtain sensitive information.
Denial of Service Attack (DDoS)

The attacker floods the target website with requests to exhaust its resources and render the service unavailable.
Other Types

WAF can also defend against common network application layer attacks such as code injection attacks, path traversal attacks, file upload vulnerabilities, HTTP request spoofing, malicious crawlers, and hotspot scanning.

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