Re: 403 Forbidden on unicode urlencoded GET parameters (SecFilter issue)
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Hi, sorry, I don't know why I got a false positive yesterday, but this is not related to SecFilter, the options change nothing and removing the whole mod_security module changes nothing, so it's not related to mod_security.
So this is my problem:
When a GET parameter use an urlencoded unicode character (like “%C3%A0”) Apache answers “403 Forbidden” without logging nothing.
I just have to call something like that:
http://domain/script.php?action=""> to get a 403 Forbidden answer.
Do you know what is the cause of this problem?
Thank you in advance
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Thomas DEBESSE
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