topic Re: POODLE BITES Vulnerability in General Topics

POODLE BITES (and other Informational Vulnerabilities )

JRussell — Thu, 17 Dec 2015 12:58:20 GMT

Just wanted to gauge what others are doing with regards to this particular vulnerability if anything.

Historically this has been set to reset-both on this vulnerability. Which, by and large doesn't seem to cause that much of a problem on most sites, but I suppose the question I was asking is, is this something I should be blocking/resetting, or just logging instances for this and it is something I can allow through?

And I suppose the same goes for other "informational" vulnerabilities. How are others dealing with these?

Re: POODLE BITES Vulnerability

gombodorj — Thu, 17 Dec 2015 01:22:58 GMT

I am also think that it is informational.

Re: POODLE BITES Vulnerability

JRussell — Thu, 17 Dec 2015 09:41:28 GMT

Yes. They are both "informational" threats. Just wanting to see how others treat these? Do you not bother with them at all and allow them all through? Or do you reset them? Or only in high risk (finance) pcs?

Re: POODLE BITES Vulnerability

JRussell — Fri, 18 Dec 2015 11:57:20 GMT

Any suggestions from the table?

Or do I take it from the silence that others don't have a hard and fast rule for dealing with informational threats?

Re: POODLE BITES Vulnerability

reaper — Fri, 18 Dec 2015 12:21:08 GMT

Informational vulnerabilities are usually either low threat to benign and very uncommon in the wild. It's good to have logging up so you can monitor in case it does pop up

tom