4 Apr 15:43
Re: Rules database
Gerwin Krist -|- Digitalus Webhosting <gerwin <at> digitalus.nl>
2005-04-04 13:43:08 GMT
2005-04-04 13:43:08 GMT
Hello Román, You could try http://www.gotroot.com/downloads/ftp/mod_security/rules.conf It has a LOT of rules. Hope it's helpfull. Gerwin Roman Medina-Heigl Hernandez wrote: | Hi, | | I'm interested in protecting webapps in a "generic way" (more or less |), which means that if I choose to install a PHP-Nuke portal and a | new SQL injection bug in that portal is disclosed, it will not be | exploitable (the code would still be buggy until patching, but that's | unavoidable). Of course, the idea is to catch the more kind of bugs | being possible (not only SQL injection, but directory traversal, remote | PHP script injection, shell injection, etc). | | I visited: | http://www.modsecurity.org/db/rules/ | But I got a bit disappointed when I saw only 4 rules
. The db seems | to be discontinued... ? | | I'm wondering whether: | 1) There are other "repositories" for mod-security rules, or | 2) Some of you, security-specialists, would be kind enough to share the | rules you have, ideas, etc. | | Other repositories (not direcly related to Mod-security but perhaps | easily "convertible" to; for instance, rules from other IPS devices) may | also be interesting. | | Hope hearing from you, guys
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), which means that if I choose to install a PHP-Nuke portal and a
| new SQL injection bug in that portal is disclosed, it will not be
| exploitable (the code would still be buggy until patching, but that's
| unavoidable). Of course, the idea is to catch the more kind of bugs
| being possible (not only SQL injection, but directory traversal, remote
| PHP script injection, shell injection, etc).
|
| I visited:
|
. The db seems
| to be discontinued... ?
|
| I'm wondering whether:
| 1) There are other "repositories" for mod-security rules, or
| 2) Some of you, security-specialists, would be kind enough to share the
| rules you have, ideas, etc.
|
| Other repositories (not direcly related to Mod-security but perhaps
| easily "convertible" to; for instance, rules from other IPS devices) may
| also be interesting.
|
| Hope hearing from you, guys
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