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Re: [Snort-sigs] help with 2 rules

Subject: Re: [Snort-sigs] help with 2 rules
Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2005 15:15:38 -0600
On  0, "Rowland, Krisa W ERDC-ITL-MS Contractor" 
<Krisa.W.Rowland@erdc.usace.army.mil> scribed:
I used to find links to the vulnerabilities in the sigs?  Can you help me 
under
stand these two alerts?  

Well, I think you just came across a small problem with using bleeding
edge sigs. Documentation and references. It may be that while sigs are
being developed and tuned, that reference info may not be included. A
bit of googling is required.

I believe this one is a chat alert?

No, it's meant to detect a nickname change in an irc session that is
taking place over non-standard IRC ports. Personally, I wouldn't care
about a nick change, only that a potential IRC session was happening on
non-irc ports but whatever.

Incidentally, this does not necessarily indicate trojan activity, but
you could probably assign a better classtype for yourself.

alert tcp $HOME_NET any -> $EXTERNAL_NET !6661:6668 (msg:"BLEEDING-EDGE IRC - 
N
ick change on non-std port"; content:"NICK "; offset:0; depth:5; nocase; 
dsize:
<64; flow:to_server,established; tag:session,300,seconds; 
classtype:trojan-acti
vity; sid:2000345; rev:3;)

   I have no idea what this exploit is for??

   alert  tcp  any  $HTTP_PORTS  ->  $HOME_NET  any  (msg: "BLEEDING-EDGE
   Exploit   ATmaCA   PoC   for   CORE-2004-0819   --   bad  PNG";  flow:
   to_client,established;  content:  "|8950 4e47 0d0a 1a0a 0000 000d 4948
   4452|"; byte_test: 4,>,256,17,relative;  content: "tRNS"; distance: 4;
   classtype:misc-attack; sid:2001723; rev:2;)

Well, it looks like something to do with a CORE Technologies public
exploit for the recent png vulnerability in Microsoft Messenger. But
that is a guess based on the message. I think you might be better off
with sid 2673 from the official rule set.

   Krisa Rowland

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