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BobVerg
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BobVerg
13y ago
15,000 pageviews per day == just 10-20 views per minute. Very low load actually.
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BobVerg
13y ago
CRIME attack isn't specific to request or response. If you pass secrets in response headers, then the attack can be performed against them.
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BobVerg
13y ago
It's because of CRIME vulnerability.
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BobVerg
13y ago
"spdy_headers_comp 7;" looks like huge overkill. It provides about 10% better compression ratio than setting 1, but two times slower.
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BobVerg
13y ago
There are official Linux packages with the latest version: http://nginx.org/en/linux_packages.html#mainline
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BobVerg
13y ago
Ok. To exploit any vulnerability the attacker have to do something. It's just obvious. I don't understand what you're trying to make clear. > and attacker handcraft an http request packet, bypassing encode and sanity check
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BobVerg
13y ago
A few quotes from the link, if you didn't read: "Some checks on a request URI were not executed on a character following an unescaped space character (which is invalid per HTTP protocol, but allowed for compatibility reasons since
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BobVerg
13y ago
No, it won't be %20. It isn't encoded. You should mkdir or touch "name ", not "name%20".
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BobVerg
13y ago
Parser generators? What's next? Java/C# instead of C?
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BobVerg
13y ago
Last time it took them six months to do so.
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BobVerg
13y ago
No, the vulnerability is about literal space.
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BobVerg
13y ago
It's _that_ old. As I know, 1.2.x actually is obsoleted since May 2013, and there is no more support or bugfixes after this date.
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BobVerg
13y ago
And even more: "send_timeout 2;" Mobile clients from another continent will "thank you" for this setting when they cannot open your site. "error_log /var/log/nginx/error.log crit;" A way to
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BobVerg
13y ago
What purpose of the article if in the documentation at nginx.org/en/docs/ you can find the same? And, btw, you are giving bad advices. You are wrong here: "By default, nginx sets our keep-alive timeout to 75s (in this co