Hacking attempts

[Mike Dewhirst]

I'm no expert and I suspect things are working as designed but I'm
getting multiple admin emails from a production site reporting attempts
to access wsgi.py

So my question is: Can I change the name of wsgi.py so the hackers get
401 errors and maybe go away?

The emails have subject lines like ...

[Django] ERROR (EXTERNAL IP): Invalid HTTP_HOST header:
'43.211.128.177'. You may need to add u'43.211.128.177' to ALLOWED_HOSTS.

ALLOWED_HOSTS is tied down to exactly the website domain.

Thanks

Mike

[Ansh Srivastava]

Yes! You can do that. You've to just hop over to the wsgi.py setting part.

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