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Daniel_Wolf
Mar 12, 2023MVP
Hi iRule,
yes, that's possible. One way to achieve this would be:
1. Create an Attack Signature that looks for .khtml in the query string and assign it to the ASM policy.
2. Create a wildcard URL where you want to block the khtml extension, like /subfolder1/*, in the allowed URLs.
3. Add the Signature to your ASM policy.
4. Create an exception for any URL, not use the attack signature. In my example, I created an exception for the wildcard (*) URL.
This way the block-khtml Attack Signature will only be applied to the Allowed URL you created.
KR
Daniel