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According to Dynamic IP Security document in Microsoft :

AbortRequest : Specifies that by default IIS should send a deny mode response of Abort back to clients. The numeric value is 0.

Forbidden : Specifies that by default IIS should send a deny mode response of Forbidden back to clients. The numeric value is 403.

The description seems similar. Is it just about numeric value ?

Mohamed Farrag
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As that article says, aborting simply drops the connection without bothering to complete the request or give any reason for the cancellation.

Sending a Forbidden response means it will complete the request and send a HTTP status code, but it denies the user access to the originally requested resource. Some relevant response data may still be returned to the caller (even if it's just a string saying "Forbidden").

ADyson
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