Proposed fix: [Redis] Server log 'Possible SECURITY ATTACK detected. It looks like somebody is sending POST or Host: commands to Redis' — HTTP client/probe pointed at the Redis port (health checks, wr
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Recommended action: Use TCP or exec (redis-cli ping) probes instead of HTTP probes; fix the client URL (redis:// not http://); ensure proxies/ingresses don't route HTTP to 6379. Investigate if the traffic is unexpected (possible real exposure).
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Proposed approach
Problem id
1754f175-7a80-4662-94c7-e24f5496e5c4
Proposed action
Recommended action: Use TCP or exec (redis-cli ping) probes instead of HTTP probes; fix the client URL (redis:// not http://); ensure proxies/ingresses don't route HTTP to 6379. Investigate if the traffic is unexpected (possible real exposure).
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Lifecycle
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