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July 22, 2025

ngwaf-announcements added

We've added the + operator to our request search capabilities. On the Requests page, you can use this operator to find requests that include multiple instances of the same key. For example, a search for tag:CMDEXE +tag:TRAVERSAL returns requests tagged with both the CMDEXE AND the TRAVERSAL signal. If you removed the + operator from that query, the WAF would return requests tagged with either the CMDEXE OR the TRAVERSAL signal.

Prior change: Email domain update for Signal Sciences communications

Following change: Protection from CVE-2025-53770 (Microsoft SharePoint RCE)