Remember Zero-Day Attacks Blocked by Azion's WAF
Blog post from Azion
Azion's Web Application Firewall (WAF) is highlighted for its robust defense against zero-day attacks, which exploit unknown vulnerabilities in web applications. Unlike many global providers, Azion's WAF has never been bypassed by such attacks, offering superior protection through customizable rule sets and a scoring-based blocking algorithm. The text discusses notable examples, including the Apache HTTP Server exploit, where attackers used path traversal to access confidential files, and the Claroty WAF Bypass, which utilized an SQL injection attack with JSON syntax to bypass other WAFs. It also addresses the CRLF injection attack, which Azion's WAF successfully blocked without additional configurations. These examples underscore Azion's commitment to helping businesses enhance their security posture.
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