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Sliver Framework Command and Control Traffic Detection - ThreatID 86680

L1 Bithead

Hi all,

 

has anyone see this critical threat which is correlated in our environment with google mail?

This event started with content-8770-8365.

I can see that PaloAlto did some changes in Modified Anti-Spyware Signatures in release notes.

 

It simply breaks gmail web-based email client.

I attach example pcap file.

 

I assume it is a false-positive, but ...

 

 

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L5 Sessionator

Palo Alto Networks is currently working on the false positive issue with the signature (Threat ID: 86680).
Please monitor the content release notes and look for the signature update.

 

Please create a threat exception in the meantime as needed.
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/9-1/pan-os-admin/threat-prevention/create-threat-exceptions

 

L0 Member

Same here. I have added IP exceptions as @ymiyashita stated. So far, I have only had to make an exception for three IPs.

 

172.217.12.101

142.251.214.133

142.250.189.197

 

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L1 Bithead

Hi, IPs exception and The Treat ID is OK but it's highly depended on the area where you came from.

Especially in terms of Google's cloud.

I am personally waiting for PA's the new "Application and Threats" version.

I hope they will find solution and we wouldn't have to do exceptions by ourself.

 

Cheers,

L1 Bithead

I'm also seeing this, and am about to create a support case. Hopefully it gets resolved in the next App and Threat update. 

How do you know PA is working on it? 
Still no progress. New definition has ben deployed last night but broblem still exist.
Qba P

L2 Linker

Looks like App&Threats 8773 was released, but nothing in the release notes about 86680.  I did an exception for this, but can't change the severity from Critical, and we have a rule that sends emails on all Critical events, so our emails are getting blasted with this false positive.  Is there a case ID about this so I can enter a case and tag it, so they know about how this is affecting others?  I'm also going to loop in our SE.

L2 Linker

@MarcinWSTD - would you be able to share your Case number?  I reached out to our SE and this would be helpful in escalating this.

L1 Bithead

Raising a support case assumes they are working on it, although I haven't heard much back on mine. Out of interest, what version of PAN-OS are you all on? I'm on 11.01-h2 and am wondering if it is only affecting a smaller number of customers because of a specific PAN-OS version. Otherwise there would be more activity on this community discussion.

L1 Bithead

We are using 11.0.2-h1. The low number of customers reporting this issue may also be due to the Trusted Traffic to Google policy being configured in the firewall.

We only see this behavior when traffic to Google is processed through SSL interception. When the traffic is defined as trusted (undecrypted), the firewall is silent about this ThreatID 86680. I'm not an expert, but I think the definition of a threat depends on the characteristics of the network packets. So I can't imagine that different wersion of OS could detect this traffic in different ways, especially from the same manufacturer.

Qba P

L1 Bithead

I just received the email for Content Update Version 8774, and it makes mention of this specific issue. I've downloaded and installed the update but am still seeing the false positives in my threat log.

L5 Sessionator

The fix was released in content version 8774.

Oh, if you are still seeing the issue with content 8774, please kindly open a support case and report the issue to get it fixed..

L1 Bithead

Actually, it looks like it has fixed. It just took a while to take effect.

11.0.2-h2 here.  We're on 1410's which only support 11.x and greater.  We decrypt everything thats possible.  

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