Attack Logs

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The Attack Logs page shows details of attack requests that were identified by a protection policy and had an action applied. On this page, you can view the details of every request that triggered a security policy.

Request Traffic Analysis: If you need to analyze all requests, go to Analysis & Logs > Security Analysis > Request Traffic to perform the analysis.

Path: Analysis & Logs > Attack Logs

Query Logs Using Filters

  1. Select a time range and a hostname
  2. Click the filter icon, then select a field, an operator, and a condition value. For example, to filter by client IP: select the field Client IP, select the operator Equals, and enter the IP address
  3. Click Query

Tip: Multiple values for the same query field are combined with OR logic; multiple different fields are combined with AND logic.
Example: If you add the conditions "Client IP equals 127.0.0.1" AND "Status Code equals 403;404", the query returns data where the IP is 127.0.0.1 AND the status code is 403 OR 404.

Note: Attack Logs are stored for the most recent 180 days by default, and the maximum time range for a single query is 31 days.

Log Fields

The table below lists the fields currently supported by Attack Logs:

Field Category Field Description
General Policy Type The type of policy the request triggered
Final Security Action The action executed by the rule or policy that the client request matched
Client IP The IP address of the client that sent the request
Client IP Location The geolocation of the client IP
Path The relative path of the request, excluding the hostname and request parameters
URI The absolute path of the request, excluding the hostname
Request ID A unique identifier for each request
Event ID A unique identifier generated for the event when a request triggers a rule
User-Agent The User-Agent field in the client request header
Referer The Referer field in the client request header
Request Method The request method of the client request
HTTP Version The HTTP version of the client request
API Name The name of the custom API
Status Code The HTTP status code returned to the client
JA3 Fingerprint A client TLS handshake fingerprinting method
JA4 Fingerprint A client TLS handshake fingerprinting method, an improved version of JA3
IP/Geo Firewall Policy Name The name of the sub-feature under the IP/Geo Firewall security policy
DDoS Protection Policy Name The name of the sub-feature under the DDoS Protection security policy
Rule ID The ID of the matched rule
Rule Name The name of the matched rule
WAF Rule Type The rule type of the WAF rule the client request matched
Rule ID The ID of the matched rule
Rule Name The name of the matched rule
Bot Management Policy Name The name of the sub-feature under the Bot Management security policy
Bot Category The bot category of the blocked client request
Bot Name The bot name of the blocked client request
Rule Name The name of the matched rule
Browser Fingerprint The browser fingerprint assigned to the client request by the Web Risk Detection feature
Custom Rules Rule Name The name of the matched rule
Rule ID The ID of the matched rule
Rate Limiting Rule Name The name of the matched rule
Rule ID The ID of the matched rule
Threat Intelligence Intelligence Type The type of threat intelligence the client request matched

View Request Details

After filtering, the system shows the most recent 10,000 matching logs. Expand a log entry to see the following information:

Information Category Description
Policy Information Shows the security policy and rule that the request triggered
General Information Shows basic information about the request, such as the request ID, event ID, request method, and path
Raw Request Information Shows the raw header information of the request
Client Information Shows the client’s IP, the geolocation of that IP, and other details
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