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Jerry8989
Feb 12, 2025Copper Contributor
How to stop "A potentially dangerous Request.Path" with "<"
Hello,
I've been getting "A potentially dangerous Request.Path value was detected from the client (<)." recently and it is causing the application pools in IIS to stop working.
The url they are trying to pass through is similar to this:
https://test.com:443/cds/pubs/bib/<my_tag_9ac1214b650a30718aced57527fd64c4/>
If users can past this URL at any point on my site, how can I stop it from constantly stopping my site and still being safe from SQL injection, Cross Site Scripting or some other vulnerability?
Can I encode it before the page is processed so "<" becomes "<"? That way this will not be considered a dangerous Request.Path.
Thank you
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