AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) helps protect web applications from common exploits by providing bot control and fraud control features. With AWS WAF, you can get 10 million common bot control requests per month with the AWS Free Tier and save time with managed rules, allowing you to focus more on building applications. It also enables easier monitoring, blocking, or rate-limiting of common and pervasive threats.
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