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Global configuration

December 4, 2020

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The Web App Firewall global configuration affects all profiles and policies. The Global Configuration items are:

Engine Settings. A collection of global settings—session cookie name, session time-out, maximum session lifetime, logging header name, undefined profile, default profile, and import size limit—that pertain to all connections that the Web App Firewall processes, rather than to a specific subset of connections.
Confidential Fields. A set of form fields in web forms that contain sensitive information that must not be logged to the Web App Firewall logs. Form fields such as password fields on a logon page or credit card information on a shopping cart checkout form are normally designated as confidential fields.
Field Types. The list of web form field types used by the Field Formats security check. Each of these field types is defined by a PCRE-compliant regular expression that defines the type of data and the minimum/maximum length of data that must be allowed in that type of form field.
XML Content Types. The list of content types recognized as XML and subjected to XML-specific security checks. Each of these content types is defined by a PCRE-compliant regular expression that defines the exact MIME type assigned to that content.
JSON Content Types. The list of content types recognized as JSON and subjected to JSON-specific security checks. Each of these content types is defined by a PCRE-compliant regular expression that defines the exact MIME type assigned to that content.

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Global configuration

December 4, 2020

Contributed by:

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December 4, 2020

Contributed by:

S S

Global configuration

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