After I have configured crsf protection and my attack is intercepted, why will my normal operation be intercepted, and the normal access of other devices under the same LAN is also intercepted. I think this is a problem. In addition, I want to ask whether ASM has a list of blocked IP (not a manually configured blacklist)
With the limited information we have on your configuration, it's hard to help you.
Anyhow, an ASM policy and related configuration is only taking effect on the virtual servers it is applied on.
So if it is having side effect on pool member outside of the one you wish, it is probably they are embedded on a virtual server you affect the configuration to. In that case, you could use the LTM policies to refine the URL and then pool member that are affected by the ASM policy.
Ok, I realize i did not understand you were speaking about client sharing the same subnet, not servers.
From my understanding, the CSRF blocking you configured is matching normal application trafic. It's hard to explain why without more detail on your configuration and application.
When the system detects a CSRF attack on a protected page, such as a request for a URL that does not include the appropriate token, the system issues a CSRF attack detected violation.
To prevent token hijacking, the system also supports token aging. If the token is expired, the system issues a CSRF authentication expired violation.
Looking at your URL, there is no token in the URL of the request that are send when you send ant attack, and there is one when you send a legitimate request. When it could be related to expiration in this token.
