Re: Zero day attack protection

[Saint Crusty <saintcrusty () gmail com>]

Hi Anshuman,

Try and google on

site:vrt-blog.snort.org "zero-day" already covered

you'll see entries like "You've been protected for more than a week" etc.

I remember one Microsoft targeted attack which was blocked by a
protection for more than a year already, or so. No specifics stick to my
mind, ever.

Greetings

On 28/10/13 06:10, Anshuman Anil Deshmukh wrote:
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> Can I get some past references or examples where snort was able to
> protect from zero day (0 day) attacks, may be with open signatures or
> using subscriber/registered set of signatures?
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> Thanks and Regards,
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> Anshuman
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