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| Subject: | Re: HIPS Buffer Overflow Protection - Bypass |
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| Date: | Thu, 16 Nov 2006 09:14:45 +0530 |
Hi Bart: As mentioned by Danny, HIPS under testing is targeting only exploit codes and few commonly used shellcodes. The signatures are being written for exploit codes, not for vulerabilities. Otherwise, MS06-040 exploit must had been detected, irrespective of shellcodes. I think, if it is not that confidential, it would be good if you mention the product names, so that those companies as well as other users will come to know about the right picture.
thanks -Sanjay On 11/16/06, dfullerton@mantor.org <dfullerton@mantor.org> wrote:
Bart,
Basically this means that this HIPS does not detect nor protect against this buffer overflow. Looks like the only thing detected by the IPS was the different Metasploit payload except the "adduser" one (the actual shellcode signature). Consequently, we can say that any custom payload would go undetected. Signature-based recognition is one part of the whole detection picture and looks like this IPS can't do much in others portions of detection/prevention for this vulnerability such as stack protection (write and execution of stack memory segment) and heuristic.
Danny Fullerton IT security Specialist Mantor Organization
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