vigilant-heron: A Rust Reverse Proxy that Screens Web Requests with Fixed Rules and AI Decision Models
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A typical WAF in front of a web application rejects known attack patterns with signatures. This works well for payloads whose shape is fixed, such as the textbook SQL injection string. But attackers keep varying the shape, so no matter how many rules you add, a request written differently slips thr…
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vigilant-heron: A Rust Reverse Proxy that Screens Web Requests with Fixed Rules and AI Decision Models
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