Hi guys
I'm definitely not paranoid, but I'm a bit scared of the new "Locky" ransomware. Fortinet has published yesterday a blog post about Locky, but I can't find anything in the AV signature database nor in the IPS for this Locky bastard. Does anyone know which scan engine is able to detect Locky or Dridex?
Thx
Wayne
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Does anyone know the update version this was pushed out in? I am trying to narrow down in our manager the exact signature. I read somewhere that it was under Application Control, but I was not able to verify it there. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi all,
I cant find locky.botnet IPS signature in my IPS signature list. The latest update for IPS is 29/3/2016. How can I verify if that signature is installed or not. Thanks.
hanmyoehtet wrote:It's not available in the IPS list, it's listed under Application Control. Choose 'Application Override' within an AC profile and search for Locky.Hi all,
I cant find locky.botnet IPS signature in my IPS signature list. The latest update for IPS is 29/3/2016. How can I verify if that signature is installed or not. Thanks.
Might be an easier way of doing this but here's what worked for me:
[ol]Install letsencrypt on a box with tcp/80, tcp/443 open.
Temporarily point the DNS A record of your SSL VPN at the box you're going to run letsencrypt on.
Run letsencrypt-auto -d vpn.yoursite.com and when prompted choose the standalone server option.
Undo step 2 by pointing your DNS A record back at your SSL VPN IP
Grab your pems from /etc/letsencrypt/live/vpn.yoursite.com
[/ol]FortiGate:
[ol]System -> Config -> Certificates -> Import -> Local Certificate. Set type to Certificate. For certificate choose cert.pem and for key choose privkey.pem
VPN -> SSL -> Settings. Change Server Certificate.
Repeat process every 90 days
[/ol]Here is the VPN Encryption Guide if you need any other configuration.
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