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Re: [Snort-users] Testing Snort with Blade IDS Informer

Subject: Re: [Snort-users] Testing Snort with Blade IDS Informer
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 20:07:18 +0200
* Paul Schmehl <pauls@utdallas.edu>:

However, I was a bit disappointed about the results. Besides the back
orifice  and the two portscan attempts, my sensor didn't detect anything
else of the  remaining 7 attacks provided by IDS Informer.

In detail it didn't detect
- TCP DNS Zone Transfer

I get these routinely.  Something has to be wrong with your config.  I'm 
also running snort 2.3.2.

I get routinely UPD DNS Zone Transfers.

- Smurf DOS attempt
- finger search
- IIS Unicode Traps
- IIS htr Buffer Overflow
- rpc.statd exploit
- traceroute attempt

All of these have trigged from time to time on our network.  Something is 
wrong with the config you're using.

I am not sure about this. Unfortunatley my network isn't large enough so that 
it gets attacked regulary.

Have you tested your sensor with IDS Informer? 

Thanks,
Holger

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Holger Mense

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