Web Page Tampering Prevention
The web page tampering prevention function can prevent the web page returned by UWAF from being tampered with after some web page files on the source station have been maliciously tampered with. The principle is that after adding rules, the first time a URL in the rules is accessed, UWAF will cache the static web page file corresponding to the URL, and the second time the URL is accessed, the source station will not be requested. The web page needs to manually update the cache when it has updates.
!> Note:
The domain name of the URL added must be consistent with the domain name selected in the domain name selection box at the top.
Add Rule
You can add tampering prevention rules for URLs.
Parameter Description
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Business Name | Rule name |
| URL | The address of the static web page file that needs to be protected, you need to fill in the complete link of the static file of html or htm |
| Status | Control the status of a single tampering prevention rule, which can be 【Turn on protection】or【Turn off protection】 |
For example, to enable webpage tampering prevention for the static webpage file of the URL https://example.com/some_activities.html, add rules as shown in the figure below:
Global Tampering Prevention Switch
The 【Webpage Tampering Prevention】switch beside 【Add Rule】is a global switch to control webpage tampering prevention. When it is turned off, all tampering prevention rules do not take effect. When it is turned on, the tampering prevention rules are determined by their own protection status.
Notes
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How to change the【Protection Status】?
You can click the【Edit】button behind the corresponding rule column to complete it in the pop-up rule editing box. -
What is the use of【Update Cache】?
When you have modified your web page, updating the cache can clear the cache on the UWAF side.