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by ostif-derek 22 days ago
But you have to be super careful about defining the mitigations for this one, as for example Cloudflare passes malicious headers as-is without extra configuration, leaving hosts vulnerable when they are assumed to be protected.
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Yes. you always want to test any mitigation but Cloudflare and AWS ALBs both blocked non-DNS characters in host headers with no additional configuration when I tested it. It would be surprising if Cloudflare didn’t because the Host header is how they know which customer to route a request to.