AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF): Header Order Match Statement | Amazon Web Services

Опубликовано 4 августа 2023, 17:04

AWS WAF supports the Header Order match statement, enabling customers to specify the order in which HTTP headers appear in a request. With the Header Order match statement, customers can seamlessly control the order of headers in incoming requests within WAF rules. For instance, browsers with the same HTTP protocol version usually send HTTP headers in a certain order. If the browser type indicated by the “User-Agent” header does not correspond to the order of the request headers, then the request may not be coming from the claimed source. With the Header Order match statement, customers can create a rule that checks for specific headers and enforces a specific order, such as “Content-Type” followed by “Authorization”.

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