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By the way, I forgot to mention in the article that after installing the ModSecurity’s Core Rule filter rules. It’s very probable that some of your web applications. Stop working as expected. One of the issues I personally faced was problems with the Rest protocol not performing as expected with some php scripts. Fix up the possible issues you might encounter and then continue using the Core Rules Web attack filter rules.
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Thank you very much for this detailed tutorial. I was searching everywhere to find a way to configure mod_security installed via debian lenny backports!
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Thank you very much for this detailed tutorial. I was searching everywhere to find a way to configure mod_security installed via debian lenny backports!
View CommentView CommentModSecurity will be able to track if somebody tries to execute PHP Shell on your server . ModSecurity will catch, log and block (forbid) requests to r99.txt, r59, safe0ver and other shells possibly other hacked modifications of the php shell script very thanks bro good luck