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| Subject: | Re: [Snort-sigs] New signatures for CAN numbers below |
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| Date: | Fri, 25 Feb 2005 08:40:45 -0600 |
On 0, Stephanie Tan <stephanie.tan@gmail.com> allegedly wrote:
Hi, I went through the Snort rules database and the CAN/CVE numbers below are not in there (I understand not all exist in there anyways). But I was wondering if anyone has created these rules and if so, if they could please share them with me?
This one is referenced.
CAN-2002-0150
Sids 1768, 1801, 1802, 1803 and 1804 For the others, see if you can cross-reference with bugtraq numbers and see if those bugtraq numbers show up first. It may be that the cve number just isn't referenced. Also take a look in the rule docs, we also put related references in there. In fact, see if you can cross reference with any other references. Some of these are quite old, don't forget to check in deleted.rules. Your best bet is to look in the sid-msg.map for the refs. Don't discount the possibility that some detection for these issues may now be done in pre-processors, I can't say which without looking at each reference closely.
CAN-2002-0020 CAN-2001-0509 CAN-2001-0508 CAN-2001-0334 CAN-2001-0335 CAN-2001-0151 CAN-2001-0146 CVE-2000-0886 CVE-2000-0770 Thanks, -Stephanie
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Nigel Houghton Research Engineer Sourcefire Inc.
Vulnerability Research Team
Stewie: This is treason.. for God sakes Peter make an example of
her.. nothing says 'obey me' like a bloody head on a fence post.
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