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Inspect Https traffic destined for NGINX webserver.

Mastadon

I am running an Ubuntu 20.04 lts Cloudron server that has a NGINX webserver installed. I have Lets encrypt Certs installed automatically. I have a Mini PC, enroute that I plan on installing Sophos Xg on. I would like to scan all HTTPS traffic destined for the web server prior to it reaching the webserver.  Whats the best way to go about this certificates wise? How do I do this? Do I need to export my let's encrypts certs from my webserver and import them to the  sophos xg? The more i've read the documentation the more i'm getting confused . Thanks in advance for the help.



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    WAF isn't working g fully as protection  for your assets. It requires  fixing bugs like not scanning for malware. Example? I'm using Synology that is hosting Drive( sth like one drive) I thought  that I'll check AV scanner - eicar test malware file AND ? SOPHOS  JUST PASS THRU file WITHOUT  ANY WARNING Warning️ ^^ just worth to mentioning  ^^