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Question WAF ModSecurity Rules?

safemoon

Regular Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS
Plesk version and microupdate number
Plesk Obsidian Web Host Edition Version 18.0.80 Update #6
Hi All,

I have servers running with Comodo Ruleset WAF (Free), but i do get some false positives.
On my servers im running many different custom php applications and static websites.

What could i do to still be protected but not getting false positives and random blocks?

Some actions that are triggering (in my custom php apps):
- login as user
- login as another admin
- font files or icon libraries i.e simple line icons
- woff and ttf files

Are there any better rulesets or any other wafs? I never tried atomic or owasp, owasp only once but even the webmail is not working with it on.

I need a plug and play solution without too much time detecting what causes false positives tuning etc, if possible!
 
I cannot really recommend a specific ruleset. Frankly, the possibility of getting false positive with any of them is very real. OWASP is usually more restrictive, so it's probably not the best option.
 
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