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Web Application Security
BillingCreate protected resourceUse Web Application Security and CDNConfigure protection settingsAdd an SSL certificateRate LimiterSet the Access PolicyDeny accessSet the X-Forward-For headerCheck reports
How do I change an A record?What criteria do you analyze?I see lots of requests from several IPs. Could this be an attack?I changed my A record long time ago, but you are not filtering it. What to do?Attackers have found out my origin IP and are attacking it directly. What should I do? directly. What should I do?Who is attacking us?Will a blacklisted user get unblocked after a particular time?During a DDoS attack, we changed your IP address, but we still have problems with the performance. Why?Do you protect against attacks targeted at DNS?Can you disable the protection for some time for the entire site or certain parts of the site?How long does the service enabling take?Which web crawlers doesn't your service block?Force an IP banGet all banned IP addresses for all resourcesRenew SSL certificates
Set the access policy for a protected resource
Go to the Web Protection tab > Settings > the Access policy tab to restrict or allow access to your resource.
Country access policy
- None — set by default, no restrictions.
- Allow by default — access is provided for all but specified countries.
- Block by default — access is denied for all but specified countries.
IP access policy
Add to the White List all IP addresses or subnets which should have access to your site: one IP address or subnet (with subnet masks from /24 to /30) per line (use the plus button to add more lines).
Add to the Black List all IP addresses or subnets which should have no access to your site: one IP address or subnet (with subnet masks from /24 to /30) per line (use the plus button to add more lines).
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