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Whitelisting IP for the Snapt Aria Web Application Firewall

You may want to create a list of trusted IP addresses or IP ranges from which your users can access your domains, with Snapt Aria Web Application Firewall you can white-list or only allow certain IP addresses to enter the webserver. Follow these s...

Updated on : 10 Dec 2021

Snapt Aria Web Application Firewall Datasheet

You can download the datasheet for the Snapt Aria Web Application Firewall (WAF) below. Download the Snapt Web Application Firewall DataSheet attached.

Updated on : 27 Dec 2021

Snapt Aria Web Application Firewall Logging

When using the Snapt Aria Web Application Firewall, it is important to note that we do not log all information that is created as logging everything will likely cause disk space issues. Therefore, when using either IP/GeoIP blacklisting or the Tes...

Updated on : 27 Dec 2021

Snapt Aria WAF Manual

We provide a full manual for the Snapt Aria Web Application Firewall (WAF) module. Snapt Aria WAF provides a web application firewall for the Snapt SSL Accelerator.

Updated on : 28 Dec 2021

Web Application Firewall Rulesets

Snapt Aria provides a default ruleset that can be used as-is and does not need any modifications to function correctly. We advise against changing any settings unless you are an advanced user as changes can compromise the security of your system a...

Updated on : 28 Dec 2021

Video / Screencast: Web Application Firewall overview

A quick overview of the Web Application Firewall (WAF). This includes the Snapt Aria Active Threat module; a pro-active prevention service. It prevents discovery of origin services from bad hosts, such as known web or email spammers, botnets and com...

Updated on : 28 Dec 2021

What is a Web Application Firewall (WAF) and how does it help?

What is a WAF and how does it work? A WAF (or Web Application Firewall) protects web applications from common vulnerabilities by filtering out bad HTTP traffic between the client and web application. WAFs can be considered reverse proxies, as ...

Updated on : 29 Dec 2021

Preventing SQL injections with Snapt Aria Web Application Firewall

An SQL injection is a broad term referring to the exploitation of a bug on a website, that allows an attacker to run malicious SQL statements (commonly referred to as a malicious payload) on your database server. These attacks can have many purposes...

Updated on : 29 Dec 2021

What does putting a site into “Mitigate” mode do?

Snapt Aria Mitigate mode is an optional setting that can be found under the Web Application Firewall settings. Mitigate mode can then be enabled or disabled on your Snapt Aria instance. As soon as you enable this we apply a set of rules to l...

Updated on : 29 Dec 2021