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08-30-2023 03:17 AM
HI,
Continuously receiving vulnerability threat events (Non-RFC Compliant DNS Traffic on Port 53/5353(56538)) form the same source IP towards our PA public IP addresses. The source is also clean and belongs to Vodafone ISP.
I could not find any other trace to resolve the issue.
Please assist how I can proceed to resolve it. What action I should take to find the root cause?
Sample Log:
<14>Aug 30 13:34:07 PA-FW-SEC LEEF:2.0|Palo Alto Networks|PAN-OS Syslog Integration|10.2.3-h4|Non-RFC Compliant DNS Traffic on Port 53/5353(56538)|x7C|ReceiveTime=2023/08/30 13:34:07|SerialNumber=016301009873|cat=THREAT|Subtype=vulnerability|devTime=Aug 30 2023 08:04:07 GMT|src=123.63.124.44|dst=x.x.246.105|srcPostNAT=0.0.0.0|dstPostNAT=0.0.0.0|RuleName=DNS-Inbound|usrName=|SourceUser=|DestinationUser=|Application=dns-base|VirtualSystem=vsys1|SourceZone=OUTSIDE-WAN|DestinationZone=DMZ|IngressInterface=ethernet1/17|EgressInterface=ethernet1/19|LogForwardingProfile=Qradar|SessionID=534411|RepeatCount=1|srcPort=52731|dstPort=53|srcPostNATPort=0|dstPostNATPort=0|Flags=0x2000|proto=tcp|action=alert|Miscellaneous=|ThreatID=Non-RFC Compliant DNS Traffic on Port 53/5353(56538)|URLCategory=any|sev=1|Severity=informational|Direction=client-to-server|sequence=7269186445734632983|ActionFlags=0x8000000000000000|SourceLocation=India|DestinationLocation=India|ContentType=|PCAP_ID=0|FileDigest=|Cloud=|URLIndex=0|RequestMethod=|Subject=|DeviceGroupHierarchyL1=97|DeviceGroupHierarchyL2=0|DeviceGroupHierarchyL3=0|DeviceGroupHierarchyL4=0|vSrcName=|DeviceName=ALCOB-PA-FW-SEC|SrcUUID=|DstUUID=|TunnelID=0|MonitorTag=|ParentSessionID=0|ParentStartTime=|TunnelType=N/A|ThreatCategory=protocol-anomaly|ContentVer=AppThreat-8749-8252
Thanks
08-30-2023 04:43 AM
you can enable packetcapture in the threat log so you can capture one of these DNS queries to see what they look like
that pcap can then be used to report a false positive with Palo TAC or get back to vodafone and let them know about potentially malformed dns queries
hope this helps
T
08-30-2023 04:43 AM
you can enable packetcapture in the threat log so you can capture one of these DNS queries to see what they look like
that pcap can then be used to report a false positive with Palo TAC or get back to vodafone and let them know about potentially malformed dns queries
hope this helps
T
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