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[ISSForum] G100 and Zero-Day Word Vulnerability

Subject: [ISSForum] G100 and Zero-Day Word Vulnerability
Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2007 10:01:18 -0500
Ok, here is my issue.  We are trying to block the Microsoft word "Office" 
vulnerability with our G100.  ISS sent out an update on 2/16 that should stop 
this Vulnerability from entering out network.  The signatures are as follows:
 
CompoundFile_Office_Document_CodeExec
CompoundFile_Word_Code_Exec
 
I have these both enabled on the G100 and set to block.  I have gone out and 
found the vulnerability on the web and did some penetration testing myself.  
However, in my testing I could not get those to signatures to fire.  Has anyone 
tested for this vulnerability and had the signatures fire off correctly??  If 
so,  I need to find out what I'm doing wrong.

Matt

 

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