05-07-2015 11:32 PM
Dear Sirs,
On March 26 the Github has been attacked by a five-days DDoS. Many people pointed out that an javascript infected from China was very suspicious because it would connect to Github per 2 seconds. University of Toronto’s Canada Centre and Citizen Lab call this weapon of China as “The Great Cannon”.
The problem is, can Palo Alto firewall prevent/intercept this JS? If TP is enable.
Regards,
Bill Chen
05-10-2015 09:58 AM
Yes, Palo Alto can mitigate this type of attack. You can see the general deployment recommendations in these documents.
05-10-2015 07:54 PM
Thank you, Steven.
I thank it's a misunderstanding.
Any traffic pass through "the great wall" of China, could be replaced an JS about 1.75% chance. My question is can the visitor prevent/intercept the fake javascript?
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