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To clarify, the request to reach your WAF will have the information of the domain it is called (ex., domain.com). By default, there will be nothing called "request comes from a specific domain" from my understanding. Hence, you could restrict the request to a specific domain using WAF. In case your question is whitelisting the caller, there will be some options:
- Restrict specific IP Addresses can send requests to your application
- Add some specific header to identify the caller that sends a request to your application.
Hi, you can use an allow list to match the domain and keep the default action as "BLOCK" https://docs.aws.amazon.com/waf/latest/developerguide/web-acl.html
Create a new WebACL and have just one custom WAF rule that you create for the domain you want to allow.
I have turned the default action to block. I don't see the option to allow traffic from a certain domain. I can block using ip address but no luck with a domain.
You can’t block requests coming from a specific domain. This doesn’t exist in the world.
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Thanks. That's what i ended up doing. We inspected every request looking for the caller information within the header.