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Mitigate Java Vulnerability with iRules

I got a request yesterday morning to asking if there was a way to drop HTTP requests if a certain number was referenced in the Accept-Language header.  The user referenced this post on Exploring Bina...
Published Feb 03, 2011
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Feb 04, 2011
This should take care of it:

 

 

[string match "*22250738585072012*" [string map {. ""} [HTTP::request]]]

 

 

Updated the solution section to reflect this change. Thanks again!