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From: Matt Kettler (mkettler_at_evi-inc.com)
Date: Tue Dec 03 2002 - 19:14:19 CST

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    Yes, that's roughly legal to do.. What was your question/problem relating
    to this rule?

    at an eyball scan for problems, since you didn't really state your problem:

    Your first content would appear to not be a whole number of bytes... are
    you sure that's what you wanted, or is a digit missing? (AB432CDEF is 4.5
    bytes long.)

    I'd also be wary of your depth specifier.. I think that would require
    *both* content strings to start within the first 5 bytes of the packet, but
    each of those strings is >4 bytes long, making that impossible.

    Also will both of these content patterns happen in the same tcp segment, or
    burst of segments that stream4 can handle?

    At 10:21 PM 12/3/2002 -0200, Adityadirectnet.com.br wrote:
    >I need to capture two contents, one content depends on the other....
    >like this
    >alert tcp any any -> 192.168.1.0/24 80
    >(content: "|AB432CDEF|";content: " |1AC2FEB345|";depth: 5;
    >msg: "malicious activity")
    >
    >
    >Only the combination of these two generate malicious activity
    >
    >
    >Any ideas?

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