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It is a good advice but the OP is asking for web log files not ssh and any other logs. You cannot remove the attack surface when the app/service is served via h
by yani 8y ago
It is a good advice but the OP is asking for web log files not ssh and any other logs. You cannot remove the attack surface when the app/service is served via http
- dx034 8y agoIf you use a service such as Cloudflare, you can restrict the ip range, ensuring that all requests go through that service (which probably has more experience with malicious requests than the website owner).
- t3h2mas 8y agoYou cannot remove the attack surface when the app/service is served via http Remove? Probably not. There are many options for minimizing the attack surface with http.