CVE-2019-11510 / Sodinokibi Ransomware Protection

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CVE-2019-11510 / Sodinokibi Ransomware Protection

How should I confirm that our MX with advanced security license are prepared to block malicious traffic from this ransomware?

 

Thanks,

/Christian

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@rhbirkelund wrote:
I'll go out in a limb here and say; if there's a SNORT rule for that CVE, then it's handled by AMP.

A little bit of nitpicking here: if we're talking Snort it's handled by IDS/IPS, not AMP. 😉

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DarrenOC
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

Is your MX running latest stable firmware and do you have the Advanced security license with AMP enabled?

 

I would maybe reach out to Meraki support for full confirmation?

Darren OConnor | doconnor@resalire.co.uk
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DarrenOC
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

This exploit targets Pulse Secure VPNs. Are your VPN servers patched to the latest firmware also?  This was how Travelex was brought to its knees.

Darren OConnor | doconnor@resalire.co.uk
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I'm not an employee of Cisco/Meraki. My posts are based on Meraki best practice and what has worked for me in the field.

Well, indeed, it's patched using the latest stable firmware, as usual. However, AMP and IPS (snort) features need regular updates to keep the device secure. It's not just a firmware update issue. I cannot confirm that Meraki's AMP handles CVE-2019-11510. Thanks!!

Yes, it has the lastest stable firmware (14,42) and advanced malware protection (AMP) is enabled. Ok, I will ask support. Thanks!!

rhbirkelund
Kind of a big deal

I'll go out in a limb here and say; if there's a SNORT rule for that CVE, then it's handled by AMP.
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@rhbirkelund wrote:
I'll go out in a limb here and say; if there's a SNORT rule for that CVE, then it's handled by AMP.

A little bit of nitpicking here: if we're talking Snort it's handled by IDS/IPS, not AMP. 😉

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