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Rule: -- Sid: 2159 -- Summary: This event is generated when an invalid BGP type is detected. -- Impact: Unknown. -- Detailed Information: This event indicates that a <a href="/keyword/border-gateway/" >border gateway</a> Protocol (BGP) packet with an invalid type has been detected. BGP packets must have a type of 1 or more. This event indicates that a BGP packet was...
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Rule: -- Sid: 2159 -- Summary: This event is generated when an invalid BGP type is detected. -- Impact: Unknown. -- Detailed Information: This event indicates that a <a href="/keyword/border-gateway/" >border gateway</a> Protocol (BGP) packet with an invalid type has been detected. BGP packets must have a type of 1 or more. This event indicates that a BGP packet was detected with a type of 0. This may be related to another issue regarding invalid BGP datasizes. See sid 2158 for further information. Note: if sid 2158 has been disabled, this event will be generated if the type of problem described in the documentation for sid 2158 is detected. -- Affected Systems: This BGP packet may cause problems with TCPDump. -- Attack Scenarios: An attacker would need to craft a special BGP packet with a type of 0 or a datasize of less than 20 bytes. -- Ease of Attack: Simple. -- False Positives: None Known. -- False Negatives: None Known. -- Corrective Action: Upgrad...
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UCCS - CS - 591
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UCCS - CS - 591
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UCCS - CS - 591
Rule:-Sid:14777-Summary:This event is generated when an attempt is made to exploit a known vulnerability in an ActiveX control.-Impact:A successful attack can cause a buffer overflow and the subsequent execution of arbitrary code with sys
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UCCS - CS - 591
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UCCS - CS - 591
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UCCS - CS - 591
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UCCS - CS - 591
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UCCS - CS - 591
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UCCS - CS - 591
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UCCS - CS - 591
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UCCS - CS - 591
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