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bommi
bommiAnswer
New Member
Jun 14, 2017 10:03 PM UTC

The mentioned vulnerabilities are old ones which should be included in the actual IPS Patterns.

If you want detailed information regarding the vulnerabilities and how Fortinet protect you against them, you can do a search in the FortiGuard Database:

[link]http://fortiguard.com/[/link]

 

Regards

bommi

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bommi
bommiAnswer
New Member
Jun 14, 2017 10:03 PM UTC

The mentioned vulnerabilities are old ones which should be included in the actual IPS Patterns.

If you want detailed information regarding the vulnerabilities and how Fortinet protect you against them, you can do a search in the FortiGuard Database:

[link]http://fortiguard.com/[/link]

 

Regards

bommi

hmtay_FTNT
Staff
Staff
Jun 14, 2017 10:57 PM UTC

The IPS Definition is updated with a daily release from Tuesday to Friday every week. You can check the IPS release log to see if a particular CVE or vulnerability is covered. Alternatively, you can send an email to vulnwatch@fortinet.com or ips@fortinet.com to ask.

 

HoMing

hmtay_FTNT
Staff
Staff
Jun 15, 2017 2:44 PM UTC

I forgot to address the document. For the vulnerabilities in the doc, here are the signatures:

 

 CVE-2015-6585: Hangul.Word.Processor.ParaText.Type.Confusion

CVE-2015-8651: Adobe.Flash.Loading.Data.Integer.Overflow

CVE-2016-0034: MS.Silverlight.Text.Decoder.Memory.Corruption

CVE-2016-1019: Adobe.Flash.LocalConnection.Object.Handling.Type.Confusion

CVE-2016-4117: Adobe.Flash.Placement.object.Handling.Code.Execution

HoMing

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