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This rule is triggered when a a single IP has opened too many connections to the server, and they are in a READ state.  This condition is extremely unusual for a normal client, and occurs when an attack is trying to use up all the threads on the server to prevent it from servicing any other clients.  This occurs when a slowloris attack is occuring.
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This rule is triggered when a a single IP has opened too many connections to the server (11 or more), and they are in a READ state.  This condition is extremely unusual for a normal client, and occurs when an attacker is trying to use up all the threads on the server to prevent it from servicing any other clients.  This occurs when a slowloris attack is occuring.
  
This rule does not block anything, it simply reports when apache has stopped accepting READ requests from a client.
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This rule does not block anything, it simply reports when apache has stopped accepting READ requests from a client.
  
 
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Revision as of 22:07, 26 September 2013

Rule 31102
Status Active
Alert Message ModSecurity: Access denied with code 400. Too many threads

Contents

Description

This rule is triggered when a a single IP has opened too many connections to the server (11 or more), and they are in a READ state. This condition is extremely unusual for a normal client, and occurs when an attacker is trying to use up all the threads on the server to prevent it from servicing any other clients. This occurs when a slowloris attack is occuring.

This rule does not block anything, it simply reports when apache has stopped accepting READ requests from a client.

Troubleshooting

False Positives

There are no known false positives with this rule. The rule looks for when 11 or more threads from a single client IP are in the READ state.

Tuning Guidance

None.

Additional Information

Similar Rules

None.

Knowledge Base Articles

None.

Outside References

None.

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