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1 HTTP request
A request to an Internet site that asks for content to be retrieved. -
2 HTTP module
"A component that can be registered as part of the ASP.NET request lifecycle and that can read or change the request or response as it is processed. HttpModules are often used to perform special tasks that need to monitor each request, such as security or site statistics." -
3 Request Filtering
"An IIS 7.0 feature for HTTP and FTP that enables administrators to allow or deny Internet requests that are based on HTTP or FTP commands, URL sections, request limits, etc." -
4 request tree
The tree of nodes that contains HTTP requests. -
5 cross-site request forgery
An attack where a malicious website makes an HTTP request to a target website in such a way that the website thinks that the request is part of a legitimate user’s session.English-Arabic terms dictionary > cross-site request forgery
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6 Application Request Routing
A proxy-based routing and load-balancing module for IIS 7. This module uses information gathered from HTTP headers and server variables and then leverages the URL Rewrite module to make routing decisions at the application layer.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Application Request Routing
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7 CSRF
An attack where a malicious website makes an HTTP request to a target website in such a way that the website thinks that the request is part of a legitimate user’s session. -
8 server error
A failure to complete a request for information through HTTP that results from an error at the server rather than an error by the client or the user. Server errors are indicated by HTTP status codes beginning with 5. -
9 Internet service
"One of any of a number of technologies for making information accessible to users over the Internet. Each Internet service is defined by a protocol, such as Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), and each is enabled using client/server applications, such as Web browsers and Web servers. Internet protocols are defined in the Request for Comments (RFC) documents that are published by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)." -
10 localhost
"The name used to represent the same computer on which a TCP/IP message originates. If you access a server-based web site by using http://localhost, the request does not actually go out to the Internet."
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