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simple pattern question: msg#00013security.detection.bro
I'm a Bro newbie, so please forgive me if this is a trivial question. I'm experimenting with the signature module and did the following simple test: Using the file "ntp-attack.trace" in the example-attacks directory in the bro-pub-0.8a86 release. I used this signature file _________________________ signature testsig { payload /version/ event "signature_match" } _________________________ The word "version" occurs several times in the payloads in this file, as can be seen using tcpdump -X. This is the policy file I used (simplified from signatures.bro in the policy directory). _________________________ global sig_file = open_log_file("signatures"); event signature_match(state: signature_state, msg: string, data: string) { local id = state$id; local esc = escape_string(data); if ( byte_len(esc) > 20 ) esc = fmt( "%s...", sub_bytes(esc, 0, 20) ); print sig_file, fmt("SIGFILE %f %s/%d %s %s/%d %s %s [%s] %s", network_time(), state$conn$id$orig_h, state$conn$id$orig_p, state$is_orig ? ">" : "<", state$conn$id$resp_h, state$conn$id$resp_p, state$id, msg, esc, data ); print fmt("SIGH %f %s [%s] %s", network_time(), msg, esc, data ); } _________________________ When I run Bro with these files (and with no other policy files), there appear to be no matches. If instead, I match on the dst-ip, , i.e. using this signature file _________________________ signature testsig { dst-ip == 128.3.9.239 event "signature_match" } _________________________ I get the desired result (the correct connections are caught). Is something else required for the pattern feature? Thanks, Terry Barker |
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