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Re: [Packetfence-users] Packetfence & Nessus Configuration

Re: [Packetfence-users] Packetfence & Nessus Configuration

From: Francois G. <fga...@in...> - 2011-08-19 12:40:57

What version of PacketFence you are using? You should use latest trunk
if you want to have Nessus working. It was broken in the 2.2 tree.

On 11-08-18 7:06 PM, andy nguyen wrote:

> Hi,
> I am still having problem with nessus scan & violation...any helps is
> appreciated!!
> I have successfuly created a scan policy and I can manually a execute
> scan using command pfcmd schedule now <IP>.
> *
> I see this in packetfence.log:
> *
> Aug 18 16:16:32 pfcmd(0) INFO: executing
> HOME=/usr/local/pf/conf/nessus/ /opt/nessus/bin/nessus -q -V -x
> --dot-nessus /usr/local/pf/conf/nessus/remotescan.nessus --policy-
name
> RemoteScan 10.0.10.21 1241 admin <password> --target-file
> /tmp/pf_nessus_192.168.2.15_2011-08-18-16:16:32.txt
> /usr/local/pf/html/admin/scan/results/dump_192.168.2.15_2011-08-18-
16:16:32.nbe
> (pf::scan::runScan)
> *
> A dump file created at
> /usr/local/pf/html/admin/scan/result/dump_192.168.2.15_2011-08-18-
16\:16\:32.nbe
> *
> cat dump_192.168.2.15_2011-08-18-16\:16\:32.nbe
> timestamps|||scan_start|Thu Aug 18 16:32:47 2011|
> timestamps||192.168.2.15|host_start|Thu Aug 18 16:33:15 2011|
> results|192.168.2|192.168.2.15|netbios-ssn (139/tcp)
> results|192.168.2|192.168.2.15|epmap (135/tcp)
> results|192.168.2|192.168.2.15|device2 (2030/tcp)
> results|192.168.2|192.168.2.15|de-cache-query (1255/tcp)
> results|192.168.2|192.168.2.15|serialgateway (1243/tcp)
> results|192.168.2|192.168.2.15|netbios-ssn (139/tcp)|21725|Security
> Hole|\nSynopsis :\n\nSymantec Antivirus Corporate is
> installed.\n\nDescription :\n\nThis plugin checks that the remote
host
> has Symantec Antivirus \nCorporate installed and properly running,
and
> makes sure that the latest \nVdefs are loaded.\n\nSolution :\n\nMake
> sure SAVCE is installed, running and using the latest
> VDEFS.\n\nRiskfactor :\n\nCritical / CVSS Base Score :
> 10.0\n(CVSS2#AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:C/I:C/A:C)\n\nPlugin output :\n\nThe
> remote host has an antivirus software from Symantec installed. It has
> \nbeen fingerprinted as :\n\nSymantec Endpoint Protection :
> 13.0.6000.513\nDAT version : 20110617\n\nThe remote host has an
> out-dated version of the Symantec \nCorporate virus signatures. Last
> version is 20110713\n\nAs aresult, the remote host might be infected
> by viruses received by\nemail or other
> means.\n\ntimestamps||192.168.2.15|host_end|Thu Aug 18 16:33:51
> 2011|timestamps|||scan_end|Thu Aug18 16:33:52 2011|
> *
> Now I try register a laptop to see if it find violation
> *
> packetfence log:
> Aug 18 16:28:03 redir.cgi(0) INFO: 00:21:70:90:4e:2f being redirected
>
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_redir_2ecgi::h
andler)
> Aug 18 16:28:03 redir.cgi(0) INFO: Updating node 00:21:70:90:4e:2f
> user_agent with useragent: 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0;
Windows
> NT 5.1; Trident/4.0; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR
> 3.0.04506.30; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.648; .NET CLR 3.0.4506.2152; .NET
CLR
> 3.5.30729)' (pf::web::web_node_record_user_agent)
> Aug 18 16:28:03 redir.cgi(0) INFO: Static User-Agent lookup data
> initialized (pf::useragent::_init)
> Aug 18 16:28:03 redir.cgi(0) INFO: 00:21:70:90:4e:2f redirected to
> registration page
>
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_redir_2ecgi::h
andler)
> Aug 18 16:28:08 register.cgi(0) INFO: 192.168.2.15 -
00:21:70:90:4e:2f
>
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_register_2ecgi
::handler)
> Aug 18 16:28:20 register.cgi(0) INFO: 192.168.2.15 -
00:21:70:90:4e:2f
>
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_register_2ecgi
::handler)
> Aug 18 16:28:20 register.cgi(0) INFO: calling /usr/local/pf/bin/pfcmd
> 'manage register 00:21:70:90:4e:2f "usertest"
> pid="1",user_agent="Mozilla 4.0 compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.1;
> Trident 4.0; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR
> 3.0.04506.30; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.648; .NET CLR 3.0.4506.2152; .NET
CLR
> 3.5.30729 "' (pf::web::_sanitize_and_register)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 pfcmd(0) INFO: grace expired on violation 1200001 for
> node 00:21:70:90:4e:2f (pf::violation::violation_add)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 pfcmd(0) INFO: violation 1200001 added for
> 00:21:70:90:4e:2f (pf::violation::violation_add)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 pfcmd(0) INFO: executing action 'log' on class
1200001
> (pf::action::action_execute)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 pfcmd(0) INFO: /usr/local/pf/logs/violation.log
> 2011-08-18 16:28:21: System Scan (1200001) detected on node
> 00:21:70:90:4e:2f (192.168.2.15) (pf::action::action_log)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 pfcmd(0) INFO: executing action 'trap' on class
> 1200001 (pf::action::action_execute)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 pfcmd(0) INFO: VLAN isolation is enabled and
> manage_register is part of adjustswitchportvlanreasons
> (main::vlan_reevaluation)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 pfcmd(0) INFO: 00:21:70:90:4e:2f is currentlog
> connected at 10.0.10.2 ifIndex 10105 in VLAN 2
(main::vlan_reevaluation)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 pfcmd(0) INFO: highest priority violation for
> 00:21:70:90:4e:2f is 1200001. Target VLAN for violation:
> registrationVlan (2) (pf::vlan::getViolationVlan)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 register.cgi(0) INFO: more violations yet to come for
> 00:21:70:90:4e:2f
>
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_register_2ecgi
::handler)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 redir.cgi(0) INFO: 00:21:70:90:4e:2f being redirected
>
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_redir_2ecgi::h
andler)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 redir.cgi(0) INFO: captive portal redirect on
> violation vid: 1200001, redirect url:
> /content/index.php?template=system_scan&admin=yes
>
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_redir_2ecgi::h
andler)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 redir.cgi(0) INFO: 00:21:70:90:4e:2f being redirected
>
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_redir_2ecgi::h
andler)
> Aug 18 16:28:21 redir.cgi(0) INFO: captive portal redirect on
> violation vid: 1200001, redirect url:
> /content/index.php?template=system_scan&admin=yes
>
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_redir_2ecgi::h
andler)
>
> *
> On the laptop I see Quanrantine Established page and if I hit scan, I
> will see this on my log file but nothing is scan
> *
> Aug 18 16:31:36 release.cgi(0) INFO: scanning 192.168.2.15 by
> calling*/usr/local/pf/bin/pfcmd schedule now 192.168.2.15 1>/dev/null
> 2>&1
> *
(ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::PerlRun::usr_local_pf_cgi_2dbin_release_2ecgi:
:handler)
> Aug 18 16:31:36 release.cgi(0) INFO: violation for mac
> 00:21:70:90:4e:2f vid 1200001 modified
(pf::violation::violation_modify)
> *
> It seems it execute the command but nothing happening. if I check at
> packetfence Violation tab I see System scan (1200001) with status
> open. For some reasons my Scan ID 1200003 was never detected.
> **
> This is my pf.conf file
> *
> [general]
> #
> # general.domain
> #
> # Domain name of PacketFence system.
> domain=packetfence.local
> #
> # general.hostname
> #
> # Hostname of PacketFence system. This is concatenated with the
domain
> in Apache rewriting rules and therefore must be resolvable by
clients.
> hostname=pf-zen
> #
> # general.dnsservers
> #
> # Comma-delimited list of DNS servers. Passthroughs are created to
> allow queries to these servers from even "trapped" nodes.
> dnsservers=10.0.10.10
> #
> # general.dhcpservers
> #
> # Comma-delimited list of DHCP servers. Passthroughs are created to
> allow DHCP transactions from even "trapped" nodes.
> dhcpservers=10.0.10.10
> [network]
> #
> # network.mode
> #
> # Defines the mode in which PacketFence will operate.
> #
> # When deployed in arp mode, PacketFence uses ARP manipulation inject
> itself into the datastream of unregistered or
> # trapped nodes. The major failing of arp mode is that
> # it's not 100% in catching all traffic - spurious packets can and
> will occasionaly get through.
> mode=vlan
> [trapping]
> #
> # trapping.testing
> #
> # Disables sending of ARPs - note that this has implications on node
> detection and timeouts.
> testing=disabled
> #
> # trapping.range
> #
> # Comma-delimited list of address ranges/CIDR blocks that PacketFence
> will monitor/detect/trap on. Gateway, network, and
> # broadcast addresses are ignored.
> range=10.0.10.0/24,192.168.2.0/24,192.168.3.0/24
> #
> # trapping.registration
> #
> # If enabled, nodes will be required to register on first network
> access. Further registration options are configured in the
> # registration section.
> registration=enabled
> detection=enabled
> [registration]
> auth=ldap
> #
> [database]
> #
> # database.pass
> #
> # Password for the mysql database used by PacketFence.
> pass=pfz3n
> [vlan]
> #
> # vlan.dhcpd
> #
> # Should DHCPd be started ?
> #
> dhcpd=enabled
> #
> #
> # vlan.named
> #
> # Should named be started ?
> #
> named=enabled
> [interface eth0]
> mask=255.255.255.0
> type=dhcplistener,internal,managed,monitor
> gateway=10.0.10.1
> ip=10.0.10.10
> authorizedips=
> [captive_portal]
> network_detection_ip=10.0.10.10,10.0.10.0/24,192.168.2.0/24
> [scan]
> ssl=enabled
> pass=password
> user=admin
> port=1241
> host=10.0.10.21
> registration=enabled
> nessusclient_file=remotescan.nessus
> nessusclient_policy=RemoteScan
> live_tids=21725
> *
>
> This is my violations.conf
> *
> # Most of the snort rules are from Emerging Threats
> (http://www.emergingthreats.net/)
> #
> # In order to use different rulesets, please point the variable
> snort_rules,
> # defined below (in [defaults]), to your local file(s).
> #
> [defaults]
> priority=4
> max_enable=3
> actions=trap,email,log
> auto_enable=Y
> disable=Y
> grace=120m
> button_text=Enable Network
> snort_rules=local.rules,emerging-attack_response.rules,emerging-
botcc.rules,emerging-exploit.rules,emerging-malwar
> e.rules,emerging-p2p.rules,emerging-scan.rules,emerging-
shellcode.rules,emerging-trojan.rules,emerging-virus.rules
> ,emerging-worm.rules
> # vlan: The vlan parameter allows you to define in what vlan a node
> with a violation will be put in.
> # accepted values are the vlan names: isolationVlan, normalVlan,
> registrationVlan, macDetectionVlan, guestVlan,
> # customVlan1, customVlan2, customVlan3, customVlan4, customVlan5
> # (see switches.conf)
> vlan=isolationVlan
> # if you add a category here, nodes in these categories will be
immune
> to the violation
> whitelisted_categories=
> [1100001]
> desc=Scan
> url=/content/index.php?template=failed_scan
> priority=4
> max_enable=4
> button_text=Scan my computer again
>
trigger=Scan::21725,Scan::10861,Scan::10943,Scan::11177,Scan::11231,Sca
n::11302,Scan::11304,Scan::11528,Scan::1159
>
5,Scan::11664,Scan::11787,Scan::11790,Scan::11803,Scan::11808,Scan::118
35,Scan::11878,Scan::11886,Scan::11887,Scan
>
::11921,Scan::12051,Scan::12052,Scan::12054,Scan::12092,Scan::12208,Sca
n::12209,Scan::13641,Scan::13852,Scan::1472
>
4,Scan::15460,Scan::15894,Scan::15970,Scan::16324,Scan::16326,Scan::163
27,Scan::16328,Scan::16329,Scan::18020,Scan
>
::18021,Scan::18023,Scan::18025,Scan::18027,Scan::18028,Scan::18215,Sca
n::18482,Scan::18483,Scan::18490,Scan::1850
>
2,Scan::18681,Scan::18682,Scan::19401,Scan::19402,Scan::19406,Scan::194
08,Scan::20005,Scan::20172,Scan::20299,Scan
>
::20368,Scan::20382,Scan::20389,Scan::20390,Scan::20904,Scan::20905,Sca
n::21213,Scan::21332,Scan::21685,Scan::2168
>
7,Scan::22030,Scan::22034,Scan::22183,Scan::22184,Scan::22185,Scan::221
86,Scan::22187,Scan::22192,Scan::22194,Scan
>
::22332,Scan::22449,Scan::22530,Scan::23644,Scan::23646,Scan::23647,Sca
n::23833,Scan::23835,Scan::23837,Scan::2383
> 8,Scan::23999,Scan::24000
> actions=email,log,trap
> disable=N
> # for faster remediation, it is recommended to leave an offending
> client in the registration vlan (where it is sca
> nned)
> vlan=registrationVlan
> #
> # Example config to block a whole class of devices based on their MAC
> address
> # Trigger format: The number is a decimal representation of the OUI
> (Vendor) portion of the MAC.
> # To generate such a representation you can use perl -e "print
> hex('001620');"
> # There is a copy of the oui.txt file in conf/ to help you match
> vendor name and vendor mac.
> #
> [1100002]
> desc=MAC Vendor isolation example
> url=/content/index.php?template=banned_devices
> trigger=VENDORMAC::5664
> actions=trap,email,log
> disable=Y
> #
> # Example config to block an OS based on their dhcp fingerprint
> # Trigger format: an id (defined as os_id in os_type table)
> # Right now the only way to find the os id is to query the database
> but it should be feasible
> # from the pfcmd tool or the web gui in the future.
> # From a MySQL prompt, a 'select * from os_type;' will give you what
> you need. Just put in
> # the os_id next to OS::. In exemple to block Windows 95 you would
> use: OS::104
> #
> # The below example blocks Windows 95, 98, 98SE, NT4 and ME.
> #
> [1100003]
> desc=Ancient OS isolation example
> url=/content/index.php?template=banned_os
> trigger=OS::104,OS::103,OS::106,OS::105,OS::102,OS::100
> actions=trap,email,log
> disable=N
> #
> # Example config to block a specific Browser User Agent
> # This works in the same way as OS does.
> # Trigger format: an id (as in configuration -> user-agent )
> #
> [1100004]
> desc=Browser isolation example
> url=/content/index.php?template=banned_devices
> trigger=USERAGENT::101,USERAGENT::102
> actions=trap,email,log
> disable=Y
> [1100005]
> desc=P2P Isolation (snort example)
> url=/content/index.php?template=p2p
>
trigger=Detect::2001808,Detect::2000334,Detect::2000357,Detect::2000369
,Detect::2000330,Detect::2000331,Detect::2000332,Detect::2000333,Detect
::2001296,Detect::2001297,Detect::2001298,Detect::2001299,Detect::20013
05,Detect::2001300,Detect::2001664,Detect::2002760,Detect::2002761,Dete
ct::2001796,Detect::2001812
> actions=trap,email,log
> disable=Y
> [1100006]
> desc=Auto-register Device example
> priority=1
> trigger=OS::3,OS::6,OS::7,OS::8,OS::10,OS::12,OS::13
> actions=log,autoreg
> disable=Y
> [1100007]
> desc=Disable NATing Routers and APs
> url=/content/index.php?template=nat
> trigger=Detect::1100005,Detect::1100006,Detect::1100007,OS::4
> actions=trap,email,log
> disable=Y
> [1100010]
> desc=Rogue DHCP
> url=/content/index.php?template=roguedhcp
> actions=email,log
> trigger=
> disable=Y
> #
> # 1200000 - 120099 Reserved for required administration violations
> #
> [1200001]
> priority=9
> desc=System Scan
> url=/content/index.php?template=system_scan&admin=yes
> actions=log,trap
> button_text=Scan
> trigger=
> disable=N
> vlan=registrationVlan
> *
> [1200003]
> priority=1
> desc=Check Antivirus Updates
> url=/content/index.php?template=system_scan&admin=yes
> actions=email,log,trap
> priority=1
> trigger=Scan::21725
> disable=N
> max_enable=1
> vlan=registrationVlan
> *
> #
> # Scan is taking place in the registration vlan don't change this
value.
> #
> # 1300000 - 1399999 Reserved for PacketFence violations
> #
> [1300000]
> desc=Generic
> priority=8
> actions=trap,log
> url=/content/index.php?template=generic
> disable=N
> [1300001]
> desc=Spam
> priority=6
> actions=trap,log
> url=/content/index.php?template=spam
> disable=N
> #
> # 1400000 - 1499999 Reserved for local violations
> #
> #
> # 2000000 - 2099999 Snort violations
> #
> [2000000]
> desc=Malware
> priority=4
> url=/content/index.php?template=malware
> disable=Y
> action=trap,email,log
> # For conficker:
>
Detect::2008802,Detect::2008803,Detect::2009024,Detect::2009114,Detect:
:2009200,Detect::2009201
>
trigger=Detect::2008802,Detect::2008803,Detect::2009024,Detect::2009114
,Detect::2009200,Detect::2009201
> [2000032]
> desc=LSASS Exploit
> priority=4
> url=/content/index.php?template=lsass
> redirect_url=/proxies/tools/stinger.exe
> disable=Y
>
trigger=Detect::2000032,Detect::2000033,Detect::2000046,Detect::2001286
,Detect::2001337,Detect::2001302
> [2002030]
> desc=IRC Trojan
> priority=3
> auto_enable=N
> url=/content/index.php?template=trojan
> disable=Y
>
trigger=Detect::2002029,Detect::2002030,Detect::2002031,Detect::2002032
,Detect::2002033,Detect::2000345,Detect::2000347,Detect::2000348,Detect
::2000349,Detect::2000350,Detect::2000351,Detect::2000352
> actions=trap,email,log
> # The following signatures replace the generic portscan detector. It
> was notoriously noisy, expecially
> # for BitTorrent clients. These new signatures look for most of the
> "worm-like" scanning behaviors.
> [2002201]
> desc=Zotob (W32.Zotob and variants)
> priority=4
> url=/content/index.php?template=zotob
> disable=Y
> trigger=Detect::2002201,Detect::2002203
> [2001904]
> desc=Telnet Scan
> priority=6
> url=/content/index.php?template=scanning
> disable=Y
> auto_enable=N
> trigger=Detect::2001904
> [2001972]
> desc=Remote Desktop Scan
> priority=6
> url=/content/index.php?template=scanning
> disable=Y
> auto_enable=N
> trigger=Detect::2001972
> [2001569]
> desc=NetBIOS Scan
> priority=6
> url=/content/index.php?template=scanning
> disable=Y
> auto_enable=N
>
trigger=Detect::2001569,Detect::2001579,Detect::2001580,Detect::2001581
,Detect::2001582,Detect::2001583
> # The following are peer-to-peer (P2P) signatures. They can be
> exceedingly loud, but seem fairly accurate in our experience.
> # Since P2P is not considered illicit on all networks, they are all
> shipped disabled - set disable=N to enable.
> [2000334]
> desc=P2P (BitTorrent)
> priority=8
> url=/content/index.php?template=p2p
> disable=Y
> max_enable=1
> trigger=Detect::2000334,Detect::2000357,Detect::2000369
> [2001808]
> desc=P2P (Limewire)
> priority=8
> url=/content/index.php?template=p2p
> disable=Y
> max_enable=1
> trigger=Detect::2001808
> [2000330]
> desc=P2P (eDonkey)
> priority=8
> url=/content/index.php?template=p2p
> disable=Y
> max_enable=1
>
trigger=Detect::2000330,Detect::2000331,Detect::2000332,Detect::2000333
,Detect::2001296,Detect::2001297,Detect::2001298,Detect::2001299,Detect
::2001305,Detect::2001300
> [2001664]
> desc=P2P (Gnutella)
> priority=8
> url=/content/index.php?template=p2p
> disable=Y
> max_enable=1
> trigger=Detect::2001664,Detect::2002760,Detect::2002761
> [2001812]
> desc=P2P (Kazaa)
> priority=8
> url=/content/index.php?template=p2p
> disable=Y
> max_enable=1
> trigger=Detect::2001796,Detect::2001812
> #
> # 3000000 - 3099999 Device bans
> #
> [3000001]
> desc=Block all mobile devices
> url=/content/index.php?template=banned_devices
> actions=email,log,trap
> disable=Y
> priority=10
> trigger=USERAGENT::300,OS::11
> [3000002]
> desc=Block iPhone and iPod touch
> url=/content/index.php?template=banned_devices
> actions=trap,email,log
> disable=Y
> priority=10
> trigger=OS::1102,USERAGENT::101,USERAGENT::102
> # MAC vendors: 00:0f:86, 00:1c:cc, 00:21:06, 00:23:7a, 00:24:9f,
00:25:57
> [3000003]
> desc=Block BlackBerries
> url=/content/index.php?template=banned_devices
> actions=trap,email,log
> disable=Y
> priority=10
>
trigger=VENDORMAC::3974,VENDORMAC::7372,VENDORMAC::8454,VENDORMAC::9082
,VENDORMAC::9375,VENDORMAC::9559,USERAGENT::103
> [3000004]
> desc=Block PS3 and PSP
> url=/content/index.php?template=banned_devices
> actions=trap,email,log
> disable=Y
> priority=10
> trigger=USERAGENT::111,USERAGENT::112,OS::605
> # MAC vendor: 00:13:b6
> [3000005]
> desc=Block Slingbox
> url=/content/index.php?template=banned_devices
> actions=trap,email,log
> disable=Y
> priority=10
> trigger=VENDORMAC::5046,OS::703
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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