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WB552: Random DataPower Thoughts Part 9

June 4th, 2008 dan Posted in DataPower |

XML Virus scanning uses a filter action sheet: store://Virus-ScanAttachment.xsl. This transform needs to be modified to include the URL of your ICAP server

Dictionary Attacks Protection uses count monitoring.

SQL injection Protection uses the store://SQL-Injection-Filter.xsl transformation.

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