Re: How to write a snort rule match NO content GET or POST in http request

[Shaiming Hsiung <shaiming.hsiung () gmail com>]

> Please help me to write a snort rule that matches http request with NO content GET or POST.

I have in the past used a regex like the following:

    pcre: "/^([^GP]|G[^E]|GE[^T]|GET[^ ]|P[^O]|PO[^S]|POS[^T]|POST[^
])/i"; http_method;

A bit hairy but works, and uses only non-negated rules.
It essentially matches a packet that begins with anything
but "GET " or "POST ":

The packet can start with:
    - any letter except G and P
    - or G followed by any letter except E
    - or GE followed by any letter except T
    - etc.

Beware; this is vulnerable to fragmentation.

Regards,

--
Shaiming Hsiung

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