payload (any 4.10.x release including and above 4.10.1) and web application (5.x)
IMPORTANT! Some application protocol, client, and web application detectors are supported in Version 5.x only. This Advisory refers to these as FireSIGHT application detectors.
Download the VDB update and obtain update instructions from the Sourcefire Support Site at https://support.sourcefire.com. Note that the time it takes to update the VDB can vary. For more information, see the online help on your appliance or download the Sourcefire 3D System User Guide from the Support Site.
VDB Changelog:
from version 268 (8:14:20 PM on May 12th, 2016 UTC)
to version 270 (3:07:11 PM on June 1st, 2016 UTC)
Service (4.x) and Application Protocol (5.x) Detectors
Total Added:
0
Total Removed:
0
Total Updated:
0
Client Application (4.x) and Client (5.x) Detectors
Total Added:
0
Total Removed:
0
Total Updated:
0
Payload (4.x) and Web Application (5.x) Detectors
Total Added:
8
Total Removed:
1
Total Updated:
0
FireSIGHT Detector Updates (5.x)
Total Added:
15
Total Removed:
1
Total Modified:
0
Operating System Fingerprint Details
Total Added:
0
Total Removed:
0
Total Updated:
0
Operating System and Hardware Fingerprint Details (5.1.x)
Total Added:
0
Total Removed:
0
Total Updated:
0
Vulnerability References
Total Added:
0
Total Removed:
0
Total Updated:
0
Fingerprint References
Total Added:
0
Total Removed:
0
Total Updated:
0
File Type Detectors (5.2.x)
Total Added:
0
Total Removed:
0
Total Updated:
0
Operating System Fingerprint Details:
no additions or modifications.
Operating System and Hardware Fingerprint Details (5.1.x):
no additions or modifications.
Service (4.x) and Application Protocol (5.x) Detectors:
no additions or modifications.
Client Application (4.x) and Client (5.x) Detectors:
no additions or modifications.
Payload (4.x) and Web Application (5.x) Detectors:
Cisco Spark: Cisco Spark is a collaboration tool with various clients (Windows, OS X, Android, Windows Mobile, iPad, iPhone, Web) for messages, calls, meetings, etc. added
Citrix WANScaler: Citrix WAN optimization traffic. added
Google Drive: A free office suite and cloud storage system hosted by Google. added
LiveJournal Post: Making a post on social networking site livejournal. added
Mail.ru Attachment: Attaching a file to an email on mail.ru. added
Microsoft Web Platform Installer: Microsoft Web Platform Installer is a tool to download and setup web development tools based on Microsoft development stack (IIS, SQL Server, .NET Framework, Visual Web Developer, etc). added
REAL SQL Server: A relational database management system. removed
SQL Server: Database server. added
Synology DSM: Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) appliances running Synology's DSM Software. added
FireSIGHT Detector Updates (5.x):
Addictive Mobility: Mobile ad and media service. added
MobileCore: Mobile ad and media service. added
Supercell: Web-based game publisher. added
Browsec: A VPN app. added
Betternet: A VPN tunneling app. added
Clash of Clans: A web-based game. added
LeTV: Chinese online video portal. added
SuperVPN: VPN software. added
Meerkat: Mobile app for live video streaming. added
For a complete list of new and modified information use this link.
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