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News 124 New Advanced Evasion Techniques Discovered and Disclosed for Global Vulnerability Coordination. Download press release (PDF).

The Principles of Æntievasion

New chapter published: AETs and Centralized Management. The latest chapter discusses the importance of Centralized Management in combating the Advanced Evasion Threat. Read up on how to prevent cyber-crime and hackers from gaining undetected access and making your network vulnerable and open to exploits down to shell access.

Video Demonstration

See Advanced Evasion Techniques in action in this video demonstration from the secure Stonelab laboratories. See how a real exploit is delivered to a real target server and how the new techniques bypass the network security systems. All without leaving a trace.

Watch the ICSA Webinar

What CERT-FI's IDS/IPS Advisory on the first 23 evasion techniques means, and how you should act to protect your data and network. Featuring Jack Walsh, ICSA Labs. Recorded live on 7 Jan, 2011.
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Releases

Stonesoft

"Stonesoft, an innovative provider of integrated network security and business continuity solutions, today announced it has discovered 124 new advanced evasion techniques (AETs). Samples of these AETs have been delivered to the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-FI), who will continue to coordinate a global vulnerability coordination effort."

CERT-FI

"The vulnerability resulting from IDS/IPS evasion methods can be seen as critical as they can result in effectively voiding the protections provided by a security system. Users that employ IDS/IPS systems as virtual patches are particularly exposed to these kinds of evasions.", CERT-FI announces. "Organisations employing IDS/IPS to protect their networks should consider employing complementary means for detecting and preventing network attacks."

Gartner

"Evasion techniques are NOT exploits, but they can be used to make existing exploits more effective in breaching perimeter defenses," research analyst Bob Walder explains. "It has been determined via independent testing that some of the new combinations discovered are capable of evading certain market-leading IPS devices, thus increasing the risk of compromise for users of those devices."

CERT-FI

"CERT-FI started to coordinate the remediation and publication process related to the findings of Stonesoft during the summer. During the last few months, research has uncovered new evasion techniques, which have in turn been reported to vendors. A number of security system vendors are investigating the effects of the findings on their products."

ICSA Labs

"Stonesoft has discovered new ways AETs can evade many network security systems," said Jack Walsh, intrusion detection and prevention program manager at ICSA Labs. "We were able to validate Stonesoft’s research and believe that these advanced evasion techniques can result in lost corporate assets with potentially serious consequences for breached organizations."

Stonesoft

Stonesoft, an innovative provider of integrated network security and business continuity solutions, today announced the discovery of new, advanced evasion techniques (AET) that can pose a serious threat to existing network security systems worldwide. These AET threats significantly extend what is known today about evasion techniques. The details of this discovery have been shared with CERT-FI in Finland for vulnerability coordination purposes and validated by ICSA Labs.


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