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You really need a Layer 7 kind of thing to be able to inspect the actual payload of the request. I don't think any of those can do that. You'd need an actual
by Jgrubb 8y ago
You really need a Layer 7 kind of thing to be able to inspect the actual payload of the request. I don't think any of those can do that. You'd need an actual WAF.
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- Jgrubb 8y agoThat's a WAF layer though. I don't know of a way to do this with Varnish or a straight CDN.