Question 741 · 1017 in bank
A company’s website is used to sell products to the public. The site runs on Amazon EC2 instances in an Auto Scaling group behind an Application Load Balancer (ALB). There is also an Amazon CloudFront distribution, and AWS WAF is being used to protect against SQL injection attacks. The ALB is the origin for the CloudFront distribution. A recent review of security logs revealed an external malicious IP that needs to be blocked from accessing the website. What should a solutions architect do to protect the application?
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Answer: B
Explanation
There was option from disttribution Security Tab ==> Request logs for the specified time range where someone could target an IP address and block it - which action won't do more than creating a block rule under the associated Web ACL- but function has vanished, i don't ask me why. So the only feasable option in WEBACLv2 is to go for an Ipset and ad a WebACL ip match block condition. I really liked the option A the first time i experimented it.
Source: Adapted from community discussion — bujuman