15 ready-to-use tips on how to secure your applications with NGINXblog.wallarm.com5 points·by awkgeek·il y a 11 ans·0 comments
HOWTO: Everything you need to protect from ShellShockblog.wallarm.com1 points·by awkgeek·il y a 12 ans·0 comments
awkgeek·il y a 11 ans·discussI like AWS direction towards security. But...Who needs WAF with basic, static rules in 2015 when applications are deployed several times a day? Mod_security in a cloud? Well. Be ready to get a dedicated person to support it to avoid false positives. And I guess it's still easy to by-pass.Give a try to Wallarm, NAXSI, Signal Sciences.
awkgeek·il y a 12 ans·discussHere is how you can handle with it without rebooting the whole server:for s in $(lsof | grep libc | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq); do if [[ -f "/etc/init.d/$s" && "$(ps aufx | grep -v grep | grep $s)" ]]; then echo $s; service $s restart; fi; doneFrom: http://blog.wallarm.com/post/109402223343/ghost-a-brief-reca...
Who needs WAF with basic, static rules in 2015 when applications are deployed several times a day? Mod_security in a cloud? Well. Be ready to get a dedicated person to support it to avoid false positives. And I guess it's still easy to by-pass.
Give a try to Wallarm, NAXSI, Signal Sciences.