Jack Pepper wrote:
Check the config file for accuracy, or check that the snort service is
using the same config file that you think it's using.
Joel Esler wrote:
Do you have two HOME_NET lines in your snort.conf file? I'm not saying
anything bad or anything, but it looks like to me that you have two
HOME_NET definitions.
D'oh... You guys were spot on.
It turns out that Debian is just a bit too smart at times... They have
their own config file with a few entries (inluding home_net) that it
uses, instead of those in the snort.conf file.
Thank you guys for spotting this.
It's a bit weird though, that the rule fires at all, because from what I
can gather from the server-logs, there are no Excel files on it, only
Word Documents, and the Word Docuemnt that was downloaded when this
alert fired, is not malicious according to www.virustotal.com so I doubt
there is anything fishy in it.
--
Jesper S. Jensen
Basisnet og Sikkerhed
Uni-C - Århus, Danmark
+45 8937-6666
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