mod_security audit log

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Why is this log in json style? It's hard to follow.......

The generic apache error log is much better.

* Using OWASP rules now and removed CWAF plugin
 
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Ever since changing to OWASP, rules are getting hit when clients edit (some content in) Wordpress posts eg.

Rules 932105 and 941100.

It's a burden more than a security measure.
 
Had to turn it off......

Code:
NoScript XSS InjectionChecker: HTML Injection
URL file extension is restricted by policy
Remote Command Execution: Unix Shell Expression Found
blah blah
 
Of course, everything is geared towards Evolution....... If this is the case, why not just dump Enhanced totally.......

Logs work in Evolution.....
 
everything is geared towards Evolution
Well it is the standard and default skin. I don’t understand why some don’t seem to get it (I don’t only mean you). It’s like a lot of the veterans just cant move on. You are supposed to stop using the old outdated and move to the new skin. I mean why did they make it except for it to be used. Sorry if I hijacked the post.
 
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Then get rid of Enhanced...... The Lego thing doesn't work either......

It's no secret that I do not like Evolution, never have
 
Ever since changing to OWASP, rules are getting hit when clients edit (some content in) Wordpress posts eg.

Rules 932105 and 941100.

It's a burden more than a security measure.
Not recommended, but you could remove:
REQUEST-932-APPLICATION-ATTACK-RCE.conf which has rule 932105 inside.
REQUEST-941-APPLICATION-ATTACK-XSS.conf which has rule 941100 inside.

This way you prevent other rules to cause troubles as well, but you trow away a lot of protection.


Or exclude the rules in:
RESPONSE-999-EXCLUSION-RULES-AFTER-CRS.conf
SecRuleRemoveById 932105
SecRuleRemoveById 941100

But this requires monitoring of your logs to find out what rules to remove. Safer but more work.
In stead of monitoring my logs, I check the lfd messages from csf firewall. I can see if it is a user or a hacker from the ip address.
 
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