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Global Trustlist

You can configure FortiWeb Cloud to ignore scanning parameters specified for modules of signature based detection, syntax based detection, and anomaly detection across the entire application.

  1. Go to SECURITY RULES > Global Trustlist.
    You must have already enabled this module in Add Modules. See How to add or remove a module.
  2. Click Create New.
  3. Configure these settings.

    Parameter Name

    Enter a unique name for the parameter as it appears in the URL or HTTP body.

    Request Status

    Optionally, you can enable to indicate a regular expression designed to match multiple URLs, which carry the trustlist parameters.

    Request URL

    Specify a URL value to match, such as ^/*.php, which matches requests for http://www.test.com/^/*.php. The pattern does not require a slash ( / ); however, it must at match URLs that begin with a slash, such as /index.cfm.

    See Frequently used regular expressions.

    Do not include a domain name because it's by default the domain name of this application.

  4. Click OK.
    In the global trustlist table, you can click buttons in to edit, or delete the parameter rule; also, you can choose to enable or disable to indicate the URL to match.

Global Trustlist

You can configure FortiWeb Cloud to ignore scanning parameters specified for modules of signature based detection, syntax based detection, and anomaly detection across the entire application.

  1. Go to SECURITY RULES > Global Trustlist.
    You must have already enabled this module in Add Modules. See How to add or remove a module.
  2. Click Create New.
  3. Configure these settings.

    Parameter Name

    Enter a unique name for the parameter as it appears in the URL or HTTP body.

    Request Status

    Optionally, you can enable to indicate a regular expression designed to match multiple URLs, which carry the trustlist parameters.

    Request URL

    Specify a URL value to match, such as ^/*.php, which matches requests for http://www.test.com/^/*.php. The pattern does not require a slash ( / ); however, it must at match URLs that begin with a slash, such as /index.cfm.

    See Frequently used regular expressions.

    Do not include a domain name because it's by default the domain name of this application.

  4. Click OK.
    In the global trustlist table, you can click buttons in to edit, or delete the parameter rule; also, you can choose to enable or disable to indicate the URL to match.