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You have to open the requests by yourself, after you did a stringent monitoring of your logs in transparent mode of mod_security ... this is the essence of every WAF. My advice, do the mod_security course (will take around 1-2 weeks in full-time) and read the mod_security book to get an understanding how the system works. Just relying on something you found in google or asking for a how-to does not help. |
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Hey there.
First of all thanks for that incredible tool that you guys are developing. Just had in the beginning a lot of issues in the log files, but not it's almost there where I want to have it.
I wonder if anyone here had managed to run Wazuh with the mod security installed for Apache2?
So Wazuh is running, I can access the Dashboard with my custom subdomain, the only issue is, that the mod security is blocking a lot of wazuh request (mostly api request).
Can somebody share a how-to because I couldn't find anything on the internet related to that? I didn't want to disabled rules to archive that to keep Wazuh safe.
Regards
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