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Re: RPC Evasion techniques

Subject: Re: RPC Evasion techniques
Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2005 14:46:18 +0530
Well, people have implemented a few techniques. But these techniques,
if used on a standalone basis can lead to a lot of false positives.
The randomized NOP sleds generated by ADMutate can be detected. See
this paper: 
http://www.cgisecurity.com/lib/polymorphic_shellcodes_vs_app_IDSs.PDF
The same technique has been implemented in NIDSFindshellcode and
Prelude IDS. Snort's fnord shellcode detection pre-processor also
tries to detect these alternate NOP instruction sequence and when the
count hits a specific trigger limit, it declares an alarm. These
techniques when subjected to large binary data streams generate a lot
of false positives.
I would say, if the device is doing enchanced protocol parsing there
is even no need to detect shellcode. It would detect a malicious
attack even before that.

On 11/4/05, crazy frog crazy frog <i.m.crazy.frog@gmail.com> wrote:
hi,
does current ids/ips are able to detect attacks such as polymorphic
shell code(adm mutent) or any other such techniques?
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On 10/31/05, Pukhraj Singh <pukhraj.singh@gmail.com> wrote:
Lot of things can be done to evade IPS/IDS.

The tricks vary from protcol to protocol. The difference in the
decoding mechanism of security appliance and the application server
can lead to many evasion techniques. I have created and tested many
mutant exploits and they worked beautifully. The idea is to strike and
exploit some  fundamental concepts of logic and protocols which
IDS/IPS makers tend to ignore or is simply beyond their device
capability

Apparently, I haven't documented and organized the work I did.

But here is an introductory paper you should definitely read:
http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~rsg/Hidra/Papers/2004_vigna_robertson_balzarotti_CCS04.pdf

--Pukhraj Singh


On 10/27/05, tcp fin <inet_inaddr@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi Guys ,
Any tips and tricks or good article on IDS/IPS evasion
?
I have beautiful paper "Insertion, Evasion and Denial
of Service:
Eluding Network Intrusion detection".
I need some pointers on RPC based  evasion techniques.

Regards,
TCP FIN .




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