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04-25-2014
09:55 AM
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Thanks. I was trying that at the Panorama level and getting this warning: After seeing your success, I tried it at the PA device level and it worked fine. Curious. I will open a ticket with tech support on the issue. Thanks for the help.
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02-14-2014
07:33 AM
I have a couple of signatures for identifying hacker tools by the user-agent string (i.e. Hajiv). I am currently using pattern-match with http-req-headers but I would like to get even narrower to ensure the signature is only triggering if Hajiv is in the user-agent field where now it may trigger if hajiv is anywhere in the request headers. It doesn't false positive much but I would like to tighten it down.
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