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Antwort: Re: Blocking not friendly traffic


From: ks () schuricht de
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 09:14:44 +0200


Hi Ralf,

Nothing ... After some time my IIS5+Index server again infected.
Question: with snort I can block this traffic or not? Or I must
use normal firewall (like Firewall-1 or other firewall)???

If the alert is triggered, the packet already infected your machine.
So there's little you can do. Normal firewall won't help, because it's
legitimate traffic (the point of a webserver is to server webpages!)

I write a litte c-program that scans snort-logfiles all 15 minutes
for several attacks. If we detect portscan, CodeReds a.s.o. the program
rejects tcp/udp/icmptraffic for all 'enemy' hosts found (means: inserts
a ipchains-Rules). It's a bit like guardian.



Best regards,
  Kai.
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Abt. eBusiness / Entwicklung
D. Schuricht GmbH & Co. KG
http://www.schuricht.de



                                                                                                              
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On Tue, Aug 07, 2001 at 12:47:56PM +0700, ??????? ??????? wrote:

Nothing ... After some time my IIS5+Index server again infected.
Question: with snort I can block this traffic or not? Or I must
use normal firewall (like Firewall-1 or other firewall)???

If the alert is triggered, the packet already infected your machine.
So there's little you can do. Normal firewall won't help, because it's
legitimate traffic (the point of a webserver is to server webpages!)

If you want servers that work, stay up, perform, and aren't rooted
every other second, use Apache on OpenBSD.

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ralf.hildebrandt () innominate com                            innominate AG
Technical Consultant                   Don't be afraid of what you see -
Diplom-Informatiker                     be afraid of what you don't see!
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