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[New Rule] Web Server Suspicious User Agent Request Spike #5340
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rules/cross-platform/reconnaissance_web_server_unusual_user_agents.toml
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Summary
This rule detects unusual spikes in web server requests with uncommon or suspicious user-agent strings. Such activity may indicate reconnaissance attempts by attackers trying to identify vulnerabilities in web applications or servers. These user-agents are often associated with automated tools used for scanning, vulnerability assessment, or brute-force attacks.
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