
Secure HTTP Redirection
Web servers should not perform Port 80 (HTTP) to Port 443 (HTTPS) redirections – leave that up to your WAF, Edge, or another isolated way.
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Web servers should not perform Port 80 (HTTP) to Port 443 (HTTPS) redirections – leave that up to your WAF, Edge, or another isolated way.
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