"replace this with that" strings
Ken A
ka at pacific.net
Fri Feb 16 20:42:27 CET 2007
Denis Beauchemin wrote:
> Jay Chandler a écrit :
>>
>> I use this from the SARE list:
>>
>> spacecowboy# cat 75_bad_domain.cf
>> # 2007-01-24 new rules (adapted from Henrik Krohns
>> # <hege at stream.hege.li> on SA list) # http:// [user [:password] @]
>> # <legal uri characters> + <1 illegal char> + <legal chars> # + (<end
>> ofuri> or / or ? or :<port>)
>> uri local_OBFUDOM
>> /https?:\/\/([a-z0-9._\-]{1,30}(:[a-z0-9._\-]{1,30})?\@)?[a-z0-9._\-]{1,30}[^a-z0-9._\-\/:'\[][a-z0-9._\-\@]{1,30}(?:$|\/|\?|:[0-9])/i
>>
>> describe local_OBFUDOM Domain contains illegal
>> characters
>> score local_OBFUDOM 1.1
>>
>> body __obfdomreq1 /\b(?:remove|replace|substitute)\b/i
>> body __obfdomreq2 /(?:\bdomain\b|\baddress\b|"[^"]"|'[^']')/i
>> body __obfdomreq3 /\bImportant!/i
>> meta __obfudomreq (__obfdomreq1 + __obfdomreq2
>> +__obfdomreq3) > 1
>> meta local_OBFDOMREQ (local_OBFUDOM && __obfudomreq)
>> describe local_OBFDOMREQ Request to modify obfuscated
>> domain
>> score local_OBFDOMREQ 3.1
>>
>> body ACKME_OBFURL1a m/\bhttp:\/\/[a-z0-9\-.]+[!*%&, -]+\.?com\b/
>> describe ACKME_OBFURL1a URL that contains dodgy char
>> score ACKME_OBFURL1a 2.0
>>
>> body ACKME_OBFURL1b m/Remove "[!*%&, -]+" to make the link working!/i
>> describe ACKME_OBFURL1b make spam link work
>> score ACKME_OBFURL1b 2.0
>>
>> #body ACKME_OBFURL1c m/(\( )*Important( )*(!|,)* Remove "[!*%&,
>> -]+"( \))*/i
>> #describe ACKME_OBFURL1c make spam link work
>> #score ACKME_OBFURL1c 2.0
>>
>> body ACKME_OBFURL1d m/Important(,|:)* Replace "[!*%&, -]+" with "."/i
>> describe ACKME_OBFURL1d make spam link work
>> score ACKME_OBFURL1d 2.0
>>
>> meta ACKME_OBFURL1 (ACKME_OBFURL1a + ACKME_OBFURL1b +
>> ACKME_OBFURL1c + ACKME_OBFURL1d > 1)
>> describe ACKME_OBFURL1 obfuscated URLs and a make spam link work message
>> score ACKME_OBFURL1 6.0
>>
>>
>>
> Are you sure it's from SARE? I can't find it anywhere...
>
I think it was posted on the SA list, not a SARE rule as far as I know,
but might have been contributed by one of the ninjas. I use it as well
as the one I posted.
Ken A.
Pacific.Net
> Denis
>
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