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Asked: 2026-05-19T12:36:23+00:00

on an iis7 machine, i am getting requests like these: GET /scripts/){F.html(E o( 80

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on an iis7 machine, i am getting requests like these:

GET /scripts/){F.html(E o( 80 - 188.109.xxx.xxx Java/1.4.1_04
GET /scripts/]||!o.support.htmlSerialize&&[1, - 80 - 188.109.xxx.xxx Java/1.4.1_04
GET /scripts/);c.extend(this,{_aspectRatio:!!(j.aspectRatio),aspectRatio:j.aspectRatio,originalElement:this.element,_proportionallyResizeElements:[],_helper:j.helper||j.ghost||j.animate j.helper|| 80 - 188.109.xxx.xxx Java/1.4.1_04
GET /scripts/,e).html(j).prependTo(f);f.find( - 80 - 188.109.xxx.xxx Java/1.4.1_04
GET /scripts/,f.html()).html(g.spinner)}this.xhr=a.ajax(a.extend({},g.ajaxOptions,{url:d,success:function(i,h){a(c._sanitizeSelector(b.hash)).html(i);c._cleanup();if(g.cache){a.data(b, - 80 - 188.109.xxx.xxx Java/1.4.1_04
GET /scripts/,this.uiDialogTitlebar).html(f|| - 80 - 188.109.xxx.xxx Java/1.4.1_04

can i somehow deny access to these?

thanks.

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  1. Editorial Team

    If the IIS logs include remote IP address, you could stuff some REJECT or DENY or BLOCK rules into your system’s firewall to drop them all on the floor before they reach IIS. I’d recommend aging them out of the firewall over time, because a lot of systems are on dynamic IPs, and you could wind up blocking access to legitimate users.

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