If you have nothing else than the access log try lorg with phpids, or replay
the access log to a local apache with crs and a rewrite rule to reply 200ok and
look at the error log for the interesting stuff as Christian said
Good luck!
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> On 31 Jan 2019, at 14:06, Christian
Hi there,
The information you are looking for is not in the access log, but in the
error or the audit log.
I you look through my tutorials at https://netnea.com, you will find a few
techniques and scripts that help you with the task at hand.
Otherwise, the JWall Audit Console does a pretty good
Hello CRS Team,
Thanks for the great works.
I am looking for a tool to analyse my apache access logs against CRS to get
report on any XSS/CSRF/etc issues.
Is there any tool to do this?
Thanks.
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