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12-18-2012 11:12 AM
Hi All,
"Save the telnet" movement inspired me . I'd like to find out if any one is experiencing same limitations I do:
- " at least 7 bytes" limit in Custom Data Patterns.
- "regex" has very limited capabilities in Custom Data Patterns.
Would adding this features be beneficial for the next release?
I'm also curious about Predefined Patterns (CC number, SSN, SSN(without dash)). Does it work for anyone? Without additional custom conditions (true regex), these seem to be a road paved by false positives
Thanks for reading,
Andrei.
12-18-2012 01:28 PM
Hi Andrei,
We do indeed have some limitations in terms of what patterns you can use for custom data patterns - there is a 7 byte minimum requirement, and we do use a modified "regex" for pattern creation. If there is a pattern that you'd like to create but are limited by our restrictions, please feel free to contact your SE for a possible feature request.
In terms of the pre-defined patterns, PAN-OS will perform some additional checks in place to prevent false positives. For example, the Luhn algorithm is used to validate credit card numbers, and there are also certain rules to determine valid Social Security numbers.
Hope this helps,
Doris
12-18-2012 01:28 PM
Hi Andrei,
We do indeed have some limitations in terms of what patterns you can use for custom data patterns - there is a 7 byte minimum requirement, and we do use a modified "regex" for pattern creation. If there is a pattern that you'd like to create but are limited by our restrictions, please feel free to contact your SE for a possible feature request.
In terms of the pre-defined patterns, PAN-OS will perform some additional checks in place to prevent false positives. For example, the Luhn algorithm is used to validate credit card numbers, and there are also certain rules to determine valid Social Security numbers.
Hope this helps,
Doris
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