unexpected token at 'alihack<%eval request("alihack.com")%>
...it can be blocked in your nginx config.
The following snippet can be placed inside the server block and returns a '400 Bad Request' with a text message in the body.
A big assumption here is that your app is not using json - it blocks all JSON PUT requests. This could be refined to check for third header that your own app sets, if that is a problem.
You could change this to a redirect or a json response if you want (commented out below).
# ali.txt attempt on any URLif ($content_type = "application/json") {   set $ali_txt JSON; } if ($request_method = PUT) {  set $ali_txt "${ali_txt}_PUT"; } if ($ali_txt = JSON_PUT) { return 400 "Bad request - ignoring";  # return 444; # return 301 http://www.example.com/some-page}
 
