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What X-Confluence-Request-Time header is used for?

Peter Ngoc Nguyen
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January 18, 2021

Hi,

Does anybody know:

  • What X-Confluence-Request-Time header is used for?
  • Can we turn it off?

Its value seems to be a timestamp of the request, but I am not sure which function of Confluence use this.

As I can see, attackers might use that response header to "filter" out public Confluence instances.

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