Tagging rules is a great feature of ModSecurity since it allows you to add information to your ModSec alert messages. In my tutorial on Embedding ModSec over at netnea.com, I use the tag feature in the default action to add a tag to every alert message from a given service. I do this as follows: …
We have successfully migrated our GitHub repository to a new location at https://github.com/coreruleset/coreruleset Trustwave SpiderLabs hosted the OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set project under their umbrella for many years. They acted as stewards of our project and also directed it via the former lead Ryan Barnett. Yet as a formally independent OWASP project, it is …
The ModSecurity 3.0.x release line suffers from a Denial of Service vulnerability after triggering a segmentation fault on the webserver when parsing a malformed cookie header. All users of ModSecurity 3.0.0 – 3.0.3 should update to ModSecurity 3.0.4 as soon as possible. ModSecurity 2.x is not affected. The CVSS score for the vulnerability is 7.5 …
CVE-2019-19886 – HIGH – DoS against libModSecurity 3 Read More »
It’s been a while since the last CRS project news. It’s not because there was nothing to report. It’s more like too much going on and no time to sit back and write it all down. Here are the most important things that happened since the last edition: ModSecurity 3.0.4 has been released for NGINX. …
Earlier today, Gareth Heyes presented a very interesting talk with dozens of new XSS payloads at the OWASP GlobalAppSec conference in Amsterdam. The CRS developers in the audience immediately started to try out the payloads, but Gareth was so quick they lost track… But being the helpful person he is, he published the slides during …
Running a few dozens of new magic XSS payloads against CRS 3.2 Read More »
Life is interfering and the rhythm of the CRS news is not what I would like it to be. Three months since the last edition. But the advantage is of course, that there are more news to talk about once I get to write it all up. What has happened in recent weeks The OWASP …
The OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set team is pleased to announce the CRS release v3.1.1. This is a minor release fixing a Regular Expression Denial of Service weakness (CVE-2019-11387) as well as some minor bugs and false positives. The CVE is only affecting users of the libModSecurity 3 release line and only under special circumstances. …
Announcement: OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set Version 3.1.1 Read More »
We are back with the CRS project news. There was not too much to talk about in recent weeks, but now there is real content. So here we go. What has happened in recent weeks Security researcher Somdev Sangwan has looked into Regular Expression Denial of Service attacks. It is a more or less well …
Somdev Sangwan has discovered several Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) weaknesses in the rules provided by the CRS project. They are listed under the following CVEs: CVE-2019–11387 CVE-2019–11388 CVE-2019–11389 CVE-2019–11390 CVE-2019–11391 The fact that CRS is affected by ReDoS is not particularly surprising and truth be told, we knew that was the case. We …
We are back with the CRS project news. The news are running very, very late in the month as I’ve been held up with other projects. What has happened in recent weeks Miyuru Sankalpa has started to publish a transformed GeoIP database in the legacy format readable by ModSecurity 2.x under a creative commons. This …