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05-05-2020 01:19 AM
We are see numerous alarms from our SIEM from our Palo Alto firewall. Here is a copy of a scrubbed log message below. When asking the user about their activity, they only RDP'ed into various servers from their laptop via the Globalprotect VPN for remote admin work and ran a batch file that re-maps drives. Additionally they noted browsing to \\<dcserver>\netlogon and that it seem to take long to enumerate directory. Also full AV endpoint scans show clean. Is this s false-positive?
05-06-2020 04:22 PM
Yes, that signature was disabled on 03/22/2019 14:30 PDT.
You must be running an outdated Antivirus or WildFire-Virus package.
Please review what versions you're running and make sure your Dynamic Updates scheduler is properly set and that the firewall can reach updates.paloaltonetworks.com.
08-10-2020 10:46 AM
Did you get a resolution to this? We are experiencing a similar situation where ms-ds-smbv3 signature is being identified as a virus. We have all up to date Dynamic Content as well.
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