Angelita de Cássia Corrêa wrote:
Can I consider some false positives or really attempts in the alerts below?
(http_inspect) BARE BYTE UNICODE ENCODING
(http_inspect) OVERSIZE REQUEST-URI DIRECTORY
(http_inspect) IIS UNICODE CODEPOINT ENCODING
> attempted-recon: (http_inspect) DOUBLE DECODING ATTACK
If you see these going to YOUR webserver, probably, unless you use very odd URIs
that aren't supported by all servers.
If it's coming from your clients going to outside servers, it is probably not an
attack. You can't really expect to know what URIs outside sites use
intentionally in their own URLs. Some use really long URIs, encoded URI, etc.
You should consider setting up http_inspect to only watch traffic to your
servers, and set it's limits to match what your server can handle. See
snort.conf and doc/README.http_inspect.
> non-standard-protocol: (http_inspect) OVERSIZE CHUNK ENCODING
That seems odd, but I don't know much about it. Could be cause by a nonstandard
service being used over port 80. (check to see if the IP of yours is running
something like accessmypc, or other oddball tunnels over port 80.)
(snort_decoder): Truncated Tcp Options
(snort_decoder): Tcp Options found with bad lengths
Very strange, but likely to be random corrupted garbage packets. See if it
correlates with other probes or activity from the same IP. Check your
serverlogs, etc.
misc-activity: ICMP PING CyberKit 2.2 Windows
No, that's an informational rule. Someone used cyberkit to perform a ping sort
saw. That's slightly suspicious as it's an oddball tool, but it is not an
attack. It *could* be recon, so keep an eye on that IP for attacks.
> attempted-dos: ICMP PATH MTU denial of service
That's either a broken router, or someone trying to DoS you by closing up the
path MTU to something tiny.
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