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Re: [Snort-sigs] Bleeding-Edge Scan NMAP -sA (2) Rule

Subject: Re: [Snort-sigs] Bleeding-Edge Scan NMAP -sA (2) Rule
Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 16:12:16 -0500
I'd take a look at how you're capturing data. I've seen falses when a
feed was either saturating the media, or was only showing traffic one
direction.

If possible I'd capture a chunk of traffic into a dumpfile, open that in
ethereal and see if you have full streams or fragments.

Matt

James Driskell - jdriskell wrote:
Hello List,

I'm seeing a ton of hits on the Bleeding-Edge Scan NMAP -sA (2) Rule,
sid 2000540 coming from outside our network.  Almost all are coming from
one source, but the source (a respectable organization (?)) claims that
they are clean and that the hits are the result of our users browsing
their web site.  Has anyone else experienced a significant number of
false positives on this or any of the other Bleeding-Edge NMAP Scan
rules?  Could returns from web sites trigger this rule?  We're not
seeing very many other hits on this rule from any other sites.

Thanks in advance for any information.

Jim Driskell
University of Puget Sound


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