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Blocking of SQL Injection with F5 LTM 2000 and ASM module
Hi, I have a requirement to block known SQL injections for a hosted environment.
Will an F5 LTM 2000 and ASM module upgrade perform this basic functionality out of the box or with very minimal configuration (example: Tickbox to block known SQL exploits)
2 Replies
- uni
Altocumulus
You can't just tick the box. You need to create a virtual server and related pool and profiles, then create an ASM policy to apply to it. That policy can have all tests disabled except the SQL injection if you wish.
- rob_carr
Cirrocumulus
Provided you have all of the traffic handling elements created, configuring the ASM to protect your application from SQL Injection is really just a matter of making sure that you have the correct attack signature set assigned (which flavor of SQL do you need to protect? MS-SQL or MySQL for example) to your security policy.
You'll need to look a the different methods for creating security policies to see which one works best for your environment.
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