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Scenario: During application troubleshooting, a Citrix Engineer notices that response traffic received from a protected web application is NOT matching what the web server is sending out. The…
The correct answer is A. Removing the Last-Modified header. Removing the Last-Modified header can disrupt caching behavior, as this header is used by browsers and proxies to determine if the content has changed since it was last cached. This can lead to discrepancies between what the web server sends and what the client receives…
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Scenario: During application troubleshooting, a Citrix Engineer notices that response traffic received from a protected web application is NOT matching what the web server is sending out. The engineer is concerned that someone is trying to disrupt caching behavior. Which action is the Citrix Web App Firewall performing that would trigger this false positive?
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- ARemoving the Last-Modified header
- BInserting a hidden form field
- CRemoving the Accept-Encoding header
- DModifying and adding cookies in the response
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Removing the Last-Modified header can disrupt caching behavior, as this header is used by browsers and proxies to determine if the content has changed since it was last cached. This can lead to discrepancies between what the web server sends and what the client receives. https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-adc/current-release/application-firewall/introduction-to-citrix- web-app-firewall.html
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