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-SWF file zlib decompression failure.
+The HTTP message body contains compressed SWF file data with errors that cannot be decompressed.
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-SWF file LZMA decompression failure.
+The HTTP message body contains compressed LZMA file data with errors that cannot be decompressed.
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-PDF file deflate decompression failure.
+The HTTP message body contains compressed PDF file data with errors that cannot be decompressed.
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-PDF file unsupported compression type.
+The HTTP message body contains a compressed PDF file that uses a compression type other than
+deflate ("FlateDecode" and "Fl").
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-PDF file cascaded compression.
+The HTTP message body contains a PDF file with more than one compression applied.
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-PDF file parse failure.
+The HTTP message body contains PDF file data with an error that made the start of the PDF compressed
+stream unable to be located.
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-format error in HTTP header
+An HTTP header line contains a format error. A well-formed header consists of a field name followed
+by a colon followed by the field value.
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-chunk header options present
+A chunked transfer-encoded HTTP message body contains chunk extensions. A chunk extension is an
+optional parameter following the chunk length in the chunk header.
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-URI badly formatted
+The HTTP request URI is not well-formatted as one of the four types defined for the HTTP protocol.
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-unrecognized type of percent encoding in URI
+The HTTP URI contains an unrecognized type of percent encoding.
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-HTTP chunk misformatted
+A chunked transfer-encoded HTTP message body contains a misformatted chunk. The following conditions
+make a chunk misformatted: there are at least five leading whitespaces before the chunk length in
+the chunk header, there is an illegal character in the chunk length (expressed as the hex number in
+ASCII), the chunk length is longer than 32 bits, the chunk header is terminated by lone CR ('\r')
+without an LF ('\n'), the chunk header does not contain the length, or the chunk data is
+terminated by a character other than CR or LF
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-white space adjacent to chunk length
+A chunked transfer-encoded HTTP message body contains a chunk header with white space adjacent to
+the chunk length. This covers leading and trailing whitespace.
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-white space within header name
+An HTTP header name contains whitespace.
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-excessive gzip compression
+A gzip-encoded HTTP message body was found to have an excessive compression ratio during
+decompression.
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-gzip decompression failed
+An error was encountered during decompression of a gzip-encoded HTTP message body.
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-HTTP 0.9 requested followed by another request
+An HTTP connection contains an HTTP 0.9 request followed by another request. There can only be one
+0.9 response per connection because it ends the server-to-client connection.
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-HTTP 0.9 request following a normal request
+An HTTP connection contains an HTTP 0.9 request following a normal request.
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-message has both Content-Length and Transfer-Encoding
+An HTTP message has both Content-Length and Transfer-Encoding headers. These headers conflict since
+the size of the message body will be determined by either the Content-Length value or by the chunked
+transfer-encoding formatting.
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-status code implying no body combined with Transfer-Encoding or nonzero Content-Length
+An HTTP server sent a response with a status code implying there will be no body but also sent a
+Transfer-Encoding or nonzero Content-Length header. The status codes that imply no message body are
+the informational (1XX) codes, 204 No Content and 304 Not Modified. Transfer-Encoding and nonzero
+Content-Length headers indicate that there will be a message body.
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-Transfer-Encoding not ending with chunked
+The HTTP Transfer-Encoding header value does not end with "chunked". The HTTP protocol specifies
+that when a transfer coding is applied to a message, "chunked" must the last transfer coding applied
+to the message body so that the length of the message body can be determined by the client.
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-Transfer-Encoding with encodings before chunked
+An HTTP message includes a Transfer-Encoding header value that specifies other encodings before
+"chunked."
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-misformatted HTTP traffic
+The traffic contains an HTTP version, but does not contain a recognizable start line. This
+conclusion applies only to one direction of the flow. The opposite direction may be OK.
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-unsupported Content-Encoding used
+The HTTP Content-Encoding header contains a coding other than gzip and deflate
+decompression.
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-unknown Content-Encoding used
+The HTTP Content-Encoding header contains an unknown coding.
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-multiple Content-Encodings applied
+The HTTP Content-Encoding header has multiple values, meaning multiple content encodings have been
+applied.
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-server response before client request
+An HTTP server response was seen before a corresponding client request.
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-PDF/SWF/ZIP decompression of server response too big
+The decompressed size of the PDF/SWF/ZIP file contained in the HTTP message body exceeded the
+configured limit. The decompression limit can be configured with file_id.decompress_buffer_size.
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-nonprinting character in HTTP message header name
+An HTTP message header field name contains a nonprinting character.
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-bad Content-Length value in HTTP header
+The HTTP Content-Length header value is not a valid decimal length.
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-HTTP header line wrapped
+The HTTP header contains a wrapped header line. This means that the header field value has been
+folded onto multiple lines, indicated by beginning the continuation line with a space or horizontal
+tab.
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-HTTP header line terminated by CR without a LF
+An HTTP header line is terminated by CR ('\r') without LF ('\n'). The HTTP protocol specifies that
+header lines should be terminated by CRLF ('\r\n').
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-chunk terminated by nonstandard separator
+A chunked transfer-encoded HTTP message body contains a chunk terminated by a nonstandard separator.
+The separator defined by the protocol that should terminate each chunk is CRLF ('\r\n').
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-chunk length terminated by LF without CR
+A chunked transfer-encoded HTTP message body contains a chunk length that is terminated by LF ('\n')
+without CR ('\r'). The protocol specifies that chunk lengths should be terminated by CRLF ('\r\n')
+as the line separator.
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-more than one response with 100 status code
+An HTTP server sent more than one response with 100 Continue status code.
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-100 status code not in response to Expect header
+An HTTP server sent a response with a status code other than 100 Continue in response to a request
+with an Expect header. The Expect header informs the server that the client will send a (presumably
+large) message body, and requests that the server send an interim 100 Continue response if it can
+handle the request.
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-1XX status code other than 100 or 101
+An HTTP server sent an informational (1XX) response with a status code other than 100 Continue or
+101 Switching Protocols.
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-Expect header sent without a message body
+An HTTP client sent an Expect header without sending a request message body. The Expect header
+informs the server that the client will send a (presumably large) message body, and requests that
+the server send an interim 100 Continue response if it can handle the request.
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-HTTP 1.0 message with Transfer-Encoding header
+An HTTP 1.0 message contains a Transfer-Encoding header, which is disallowed for that version.
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-Content-Transfer-Encoding used as HTTP header
+The Content-Transfer-Encoding field is used as an HTTP header. Content-Transfer-Encoding is a MIME
+header and is not registered as an HTTP header.
119:242
-illegal field in chunked message trailers
+The HTTP trailer contains a header field that is disallowed in chunked message trailers.
119:243
-header field inappropriately appears twice or has two values
+The HTTP Age header field appears twice or has two values.
119:244
-invalid value chunked in Content-Encoding header
+An HTTP Content-Encoding header has a value of "chunked", which is not a registered content
+encoding.
119:245
-206 response sent to a request without a Range header
+A partial content (status code 206) response was sent to a request without a Range header, meaning
+the client did not request the message body be fragmented.
119:246
-'HTTP' in version field not all upper case
+An HTTP start line contains a version field where the letters in 'HTTP' are not all upper case.
119:247
-white space embedded in critical header value
+There is whitespace embedded in the Content-Length header value other than leading and trailing
+whitespace.
119:248
-gzip compressed data followed by unexpected non-gzip data
+While decompressing a gzip-encoded message body, the zipped data stream ended before the end of the
+message body, so there is unexpected non-gzip data following the compressed data.
119:249
-excessive HTTP parameter key repeats
+There is an HTTP parameter key that is repeated at least 100 times within a request query.
119:250
-HTTP/2 Transfer-Encoding header other than identity
+There is an HTTP/2 Transfer-Encoding header value other than identity. The HTTP/2 protocol specifies
+that the chunked transfer encoding is not allowed.
119:251
-HTTP/2 message body overruns Content-Length header value
+An HTTP/2 message header contained a Content-Length header value, but the actual message body
+transferred is larger than that value. The Content-Length header is not used to determine
+the length of the message body for HTTP/2 traffic.
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-HTTP/2 message body smaller than Content-Length header value
+An HTTP/2 message header contained a Content-Length header value, but the actual message body
+transferred is smaller than that value. The Content-Length header is not used to determine
+the length of the message body for HTTP/2 traffic.
119:253
-HTTP CONNECT request with a message body
+An HTTP client sent a CONNECT request with a request message body.
119:254
-HTTP client-to-server traffic after CONNECT request but before CONNECT response
+There was traffic from an HTTP client after the client sent a CONNECT request but before the CONNECT
+response from the server was received.
119:255
-HTTP CONNECT 2XX response with Content-Length header
+An HTTP server sent a successful (2XX) CONNECT response with a Content-Length header.
119:256
-HTTP CONNECT 2XX response with Transfer-Encoding header
+An HTTP server sent a successful (2XX) CONNECT response with a Transfer-Encoding header.
119:257
-HTTP CONNECT response with 1XX status code
+An HTTP server sent a CONNECT response with an informational (1XX) status code.
119:258
-HTTP CONNECT response before request message completed
+An HTTP CONNECT response was received before the request message from the client was completed.
119:259
-malformed HTTP Content-Disposition filename parameter
+A Content-Disposition HTTP header field contains a malformed filename parameter.
119:260
-HTTP Content-Length message body was truncated
+The TCP connection was closed before the full HTTP message body was transferred. The length of the
+full message body was determined by the Content-Length HTTP header field.
119:261
-HTTP chunked message body was truncated
+The TCP connection was closed before the full HTTP message body was transferred. The message uses
+the chunked transfer-encoding, so this means there was no well-formed chunk of length zero to
+terminate the message.
119:262
-HTTP URI scheme longer than 10 characters
+The scheme portion of an HTTP URI is longer than 10 characters.
119:263
-HTTP/1 client requested HTTP/2 upgrade
+A client sent a request to upgrade an HTTP/1 connection to HTTP/2.
119:264
-HTTP/1 server granted HTTP/2 upgrade
+A server granted a request to upgrade a connection from HTTP/1 to HTTP/2.
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119:272
-Consecutive commas in HTTP Accept-Encoding header
+There are consecutive commas, possibly separated by whitespace, in an HTTP Accept-Encoding header.
+This pattern constitutes a Microsoft Windows HTTP protocol stack remote code execution attempt.
+Reference: CVE-2021-31166.
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