Rule Update
22-029 (June 15, 2022)
DESCRIPTION
* indicates a new version of an existing rule
Deep Packet Inspection Rules:
There are no new or updated Deep Packet Inspection Rules in this Security Update.
Integrity Monitoring Rules:
There are no new or updated Integrity Monitoring Rules in this Security Update.
Log Inspection Rules:
There are no new or updated Log Inspection Rules in this Security Update.
In recent updates (DSRU 22-027, issued on June 7, 2022 and DSRU 22-028, issued on June 14, 2022), the following Application Types were updated to include an additional ports. This caused a false positive issue in very specific scenarios. This update addresses the issue by reverting the Application Types to their previous versions.
- Web Server Miscellaneous
- Web Application Common
- Web Server IIS
- Web Application Tomcat
- Web Server SharePoint
- Web Server Apache
Deep Packet Inspection Rules:
There are no new or updated Deep Packet Inspection Rules in this Security Update.
Integrity Monitoring Rules:
There are no new or updated Integrity Monitoring Rules in this Security Update.
Log Inspection Rules:
There are no new or updated Log Inspection Rules in this Security Update.
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