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HTTP headerA record sent by clients and servers communicating with each other via the HTTP protocol. The header is a stream of text that may be sent without any content following it or with the content that it describes. There are headers specific to requests and to responses and others that are used for both client and server to describe or query the content or environment. An example of a common request header sent to the server is If-Modified-Since. The server returns the file only if it has been changed since a certain date and time. See HTTP. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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While other products can only switch/persist on HTTP and SSL packets, the UIE enables BIG-IP software to read all of the HTTP header or payload, and switch/persist on information unique to specific vendor's application server (BEA WebLogic, Microsoft, Oracle 9iAS, etc. The test methodology included buffer overflows, directory traversal, denial of service, hidden fields, cross-site scripting attacks, HTTP Header overflow and format string attacks, direct path browsing, CGI and PHD exploits, and Perl script injections to verify the defense capabilities of the XML Gateway. Client driven enhancements include greater Swing support, custom protocol, custom font support and a mechanism to trap and alter HTTP header information. |
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