Custom signature syntax, Attackid, Srcport | Fortinet IPS guide

Creating custom signatures

Custom signatures

Custom signature syntax

Table 2: Information keywords

Keyword and value	Description

--attack_id <id_int>;	This optional value is used to identify the signature. It
	cannot be the same value as any other custom rules within
	the same VDOM. If an attack ID is not specified, the
	FortiGate automatically assigns an attack ID to the
	signature.
	An attack ID you assign must be between 1000 and 9999.
	Example:
		--attack_id 1234;
--name <name_str>;	Enter the name of the rule. A rule name must be unique
	within the same VDOM.
	The name you assign must be a string greater than 0 and
	less than 64 characters in length.
	Example:
		---name "Buffer_Overflow";
Table 3: Session keywords

Keyword and value			Description

--flow {from_client			Specify the traffic direction and state to be inspected.
from_server			They can be used for all IP traffic.
bi_direction };			Example:
			--src_port 41523;
			--flow bi_direction;
			The signature checks traffic to and from port 41523.
			Previous FortiOS versions used to_client and
			to_server values. These are now deprecated, but
			still function for backwards compatibility.
--service {HTTP TELNET			Specify the protocol type to be inspected.
FTP DNS SMTP POP3			This keyword allows you to specify the traffic type by
IMAP SNMP RADIUS			protocol rather than by port. If the decoder has the
LDAP MSSQL RPC SIP			capability to identify the protocol on any port, the
LDAP MSSQL RPC SIP			signature can be used to detect the attack no matter
H323 NBSS DCERPC			what port the service is running on. Currently, HTTP,
SSH SSL};			SIP, SSL, and SSH protocols can be identified on any
			port based on the content.

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E R G U I D E Trademarks Contents Protocol decoders IPS sensorsDoS sensors SYN flood attacks Introduction FortiGate IPS About this document Fortinet documentationDocument conventions Typographic conventions FortiGate Pptp VPN User Guide Customer service and technical support Fortinet Knowledge CenterComments on Fortinet technical documentation IPS overview and general configuration IPS settings and controlsThis section contains the following topics When to use IPS Default signature and anomaly settingsDefault fail open setting Config ips global Set fail-open enable disable end Setting the buffer size Configuring logging and alert emailMonitoring the network and dealing with attacks Controlling sessions Attack log messages Signature Anomaly FortiGuard Center Using IPS sensors in a protection profile Creating a protection profile that uses IPS sensorsAdding protection profiles to firewall policies Select Create New Adding protection profiles to user groups Using IPS sensors in a protection profile Predefined signatures IPS predefined signaturesViewing the predefined signature list Settings EnableColumn Clear All Filters Create a sensor and add IPS filters to it Viewing the predefined signature list Custom signatures IPS custom signaturesViewing the custom signature list Custom signature configuration Adding custom signatures using the web-based managerAdding custom signatures using the CLI Command syntax pattern Creating custom signatures Custom signature fieldsShows the valid characters for custom signature fields Custom signature syntax AttackidName BufferOverflow Srcport Content keywords Keyword and value Description Deprecated, see pattern and context keywords Pattern GET Context uriPattern yahoo.com Context host Pcre Regex/mdelimRegexdelimismxAEGRU Uri !uristr Protocol tcp IP header keywords Keyword and Value Description TCP header keywords Keyword and Value Description Tcpflags AP Tcpflags S,12 UDP header keywords Keyword and Value Description Icmp keywords Keyword and Value UsageOther keywords Keyword and Value Description Example 1 signature to block access to example.com Example custom signaturesSbid --name Block.example.com Sbid --name Block.example.com Example 2 signature to block the Smtp ‘vrfy’ command Sbid --name Block.SMTP.VRFY.CMDSbid --name Block.SMTP.VRFY.CMD --pattern vrfy Creating custom signatures Protocol decoders Protocol decodersUpgrading the IPS protocol decoder list Viewing the protocol decoder list Protocol decoder list Protocols Protocol decoder names Port Alldefault AlldefaultpassIPS sensors Viewing the IPS sensor list Configuring IPS sensors Adding an IPS sensorProtectclient Protectemailserver IPS sensor attributes IPS sensor filters Configuring filters ResetIPS sensor overrides Delete and Edit Delete or edit the filter Icons Configuring pre-defined and custom overrides Application Exempt IP Source DoS sensors Configuring DoS sensors Viewing the DoS sensor listSequence in which the sensors examine network traffic Appears, and select OK Anomaly configuration DoS sensor attributesName Enter or change the DoS sensor name Comments Will appear in the DoS sensor list Understanding the anomalies Anomaly Description Tcpdstsession UdpfloodUdpscan Udpsrcsession Understanding the anomalies What is a SYN flood attack? SYN flood attacksHow SYN floods work What is SYN threshold? What is SYN proxy?FortiGate IPS Response to SYN flood attacks How IPS works to prevent SYN floods IPS operation before synflood threshold is reached Configuring SYN flood protection Suggested settings for different network conditionsConfigure the options for tcpsynflood Select OK What is an Icmp sweep? Icmp sweep attacksHow Icmp sweep attacks work FortiGate IPS response to Icmp sweep attacks Predefined Icmp signatures Icmp sweep anomalies Configuring Icmp sweep protection Index FortiGate Version 3.0 MR7 IPS User Guide Technical support