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From: Tina Bird (tbird
precision-guesswork.com)Date: Thu Feb 14 2002 - 22:55:57 CST
Here's what I've been able to collect from
the IDS community:
The Snort community has created several rules
specific to the malformed packets created within
the PROTOS suite. The specifics are on line at:
http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/SourceForge/6752/0/7840200/
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Cisco Secure Intrusion Detection System (NetRanger): Specific signatures
are available to detect the PROTOS tool suite, but the signature IDs have
not yet been released to the public. NetRanger is known to be vulnerable
to the SNMP issues; see Cisco's advisory for more information and the
appropriate Defect ID and intended first fixed releases.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/707/cisco-malformed-snmp-msgs-non-ios-pub.shtml#noniossw
The current signature set available for the Cisco IDS is
dated 14 February, but not does specifically mention the
PROTOS test suite in its release notes.
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Enterasys Dragon: 5 new rules created and submitted to database:
SNMP:TRAP-FMT-STRING, SNMP:TRAP-FMT-NUMBER, SNMP:BUFFER-TEST,
SNMP:GET-FMT-NUMBER, SNMP:GET-FMT-STRING. New signatures
are available at
https://dragon.enterasys.com/sig-maint/index.html
Dragon Sensor and Dragon Squire are also both vulnerable
to the SNMP bugs. Updated versions of Dragon Squire are
available for registered customers at
https://dragon.enterasys.com/dragon5-fixes/index.html
Updates for Dragon Sensor will be released shortly.
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Network Flight Recorder's Rapid Response Team
NFR is not vulnerable to the SNMP bugs. New
signatures are available for registered customers
at
http://support.nfr.net
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ISS has released generic signatures for RealSecure and BlackICE that will
detect SNMP traffic, but do not appear to be specific for the PROTOS tool:
http://gtoc.iss.net/snmpalert.pdf
http://www.iss.net/security_center/alerts/advise110.php
In environments where SNMP is used for system
management and monitoring, these signatures will
create a large number of false positives.
According to the ISS Web site, they will be releasing
signatures that are specific to the PROTOS test suite
shortly.
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