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    BlackICE 3.6.coq

    Posted on Sunday, October 30 2005 @ 19:17:58 CET by LSDsmurf

    Security Content Improvements in 3.6.coq:
    • The default priorities of 68 PAM issues have changed to take X-Force recommendations directly. The issues and their priority changes are listed in section 6.
    • A false positive was removed from HTTP_Skype_Callto_Overflow.
    • A new tuning parameter, pam.content.vcard.limit, has been added to help prevent false positives with Email_VCF_Mozilla_Overflow.
    • A false positive was removed from HTTP_PHP_Addslashes_ViewFiles.
    • A false positive was removed from SQL_SSRP_Malformed_Enum_Response that could fire on non-threatening DNS traffic.
    • A new tuning parameter, pam.http.iis.ida.threshold, has been added to help prevent false positives with HTTP_IIS_Index_Server_Overflow.
    • The file name details for MIME attachments is now set to a displayable maximum of 255.
    • A false positive due to skipping "End of Mib View" variables has been removed from SNMP_Bad_Variable_Type.
    • A false positive was removed from SIP_Unknown_Method_name by tightening the reverse connection logic.
    • The file extension ".vsd" was associated with compound documents to remove a false positive from Content_CompoundFile_Bad_Extension.
    • The file extensions ".lha" and ".lzh" were associated with LHA compressed files to remove a false positive from Content_CompoundFile_Bad_Extension.
    • A false negative was removed from HTTP_IExplorer_Command_Exec, and the default response was changed from block- connection to rewrite.
    • FTP heuristics were enhanced to accept a hyphen as the first character following a 220 server response.
    • A false positive was removed from MSRPC_MSDTC_Message_BO by having the algorithm only inspect vulnerable opcodes.
    • A false negative was removed from BrightStor_Discovery_Overflow.
    • A false negative was removed from BackOrifice_Ping.
    Other Updates:
    • Changed the order MIME type evaluations to detect more common MIME types earlier.
    • Added recognition of several new MIME types to the HTTP parser.
    • Improved data validation was added to the BGP parser to improve accuracy and prevent desynchronization.
    • Two tuning parameters, pam.fastchannel.size and pam.fastchannel.expire, have been added to provide additional VoIP performance control.
    • Performance improvements were made to the HTML content-layer parser.
    • The SIP protocol parser was refactored to improve performance.

    Program Information

    Category:
    Tools and Utilities
    Type:
    Shareware


    Version:
    3.6.coq
    Size:
    6.93MB
    Works on:
    Windows


    Product page: here

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