When Is Cookie Used to Identify Users?
During the configuration of a CC attack protection rule, if IP addresses cannot identify users precisely, for example, when many users share an egress IP address, use Cookie to identify users.
If the cookie contains key values, such as the session value, of users, the key value can be used as the basis for identifying users.
Cookie-based identification may not be supported if the URL request configured in a CC attack protection policy is an API called by another service.
CC Attack Protection Rules FAQs
- What Is the Peak Rate of CC Attack Protection?
- How Do I Configure a CC Attack Protection Rule?
- When Is Cookie Used to Identify Users?
- What Are the Differences Between Rate Limit and Allowable Frequency in a CC Rule?
- Why Cannot the Verification Code Be Refreshed When Verification Code Is Configured in a CC Attack Protection Rule?
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