I wanted to block access to a specific URL when there is no 'referer' header.
I tried doing that using Advanced Protection->Custom policy and adding a rule with "URL" and "HTTP Header->Referer" as filters.
It seems I can't simulate a non existent referer header. I used an inverse match on .* and a match on .? as my regular expressions but I can't get this to work.
Any ideas on how to go about this?
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