Hi,
I'm on a shared server and it's configured to generate a 403 Error if content
is attempted to be added from any external site. I guess that would be the norm.
In my custom 403 error page, I give various messages depending on what they are
trying to do.
I'm *thinking* of redirecting anyone to the external content that they are
trying to inject:
if (preg_match("/http:\/\/.+/i", $uri, $goto))
{
header('Location: ' . $goto[0]);
}
Are there any problems if I do this?
Or would a blank page (silence is golden) be better?
These attempts will most certainly be automated, so most will never see the
error.
My thinking is to slow or snag the automated systems.
Thanks, Bob E.
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