Palo Alto Networks: Blocking by ASN is to haaaaard.
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Palo Alto Networks: Blocking by ASN is to haaaaard. We can't keep track of those.
Me pointing at the
action_as_datafield in Cortex: What the fuck? It's right there.PAN: Different product. Too hard. No demand. Will not implement. Ticket closed.
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Palo Alto Networks: Blocking by ASN is to haaaaard. We can't keep track of those.
Me pointing at the
action_as_datafield in Cortex: What the fuck? It's right there.PAN: Different product. Too hard. No demand. Will not implement. Ticket closed.
@cR0w lol oh good, I'm not the only one who has had this exchange with them.
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@cR0w lol oh good, I'm not the only one who has had this exchange with them.
@Mustardfacial Nope, despite PAN constantly saying "no one else wants this" it is something that is requested quite a bit. I've had this discussion multiple times now with them. It's so stupid.
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Palo Alto Networks: Blocking by ASN is to haaaaard. We can't keep track of those.
Me pointing at the
action_as_datafield in Cortex: What the fuck? It's right there.PAN: Different product. Too hard. No demand. Will not implement. Ticket closed.
@cR0w of course it’s supported in Akamai, AWS and Cloudflare..
Who told them ASN and JA4 was strictly bot mitigation? No perimeter use-cases here.
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