Strange [PLM=0] requests

  • Resolved ecdltf

    (@ecdltf)


    9 years, 9 months ago

    Recently I’m getting requests with this pattern:

    GET /<page-slug>/+[PLM=0][N]+GET+http:/<my.site>/<page-slug>/+[0,41163,41615]+-%3E+[N]+POST+http:/<my.site>/wp-comments-post.php+[R=500][0,0,3250]

    I guess that these probably are not dangerous, since they are (mostly) ending up as 404s. However, is there a way for NinjaFirewall (or a setting) to keep these completely out, so that my lovely 404 log won’t get spoiled?

    I didn’t find too much information on this type of attack or spam. Maybe this here is of some help.

    Thanks
    Tom

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  • Plugin Author nintechnet

    (@nintechnet)

    Hi,

    That looks like a spambot going crazy.
    Unless you configure it not to do it, your HTTP server will always log the error and NinjaFirewall cannot prevent this.

    Thread Starter ecdltf

    (@ecdltf)

    OK, thanks.

    best,

    Tom

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