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Jeff Lucovsky

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  • Registered on: 02/18/2019
  • Last sign in: 10/02/2024

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Assigned issues 29 425 454
Reported issues 32 507 539

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Suricata Developer, OISF Team 02/18/2019
Suricata-Update Developer, OISF Team 02/18/2019

Activity

12/17/2024

02:36 PM Suricata Feature #4162 (Assigned): rules: entropy rule keyword
Entropy will be added as a keyword (not a transform). Given the output from a transform, a transform isn't suitable f... Jeff Lucovsky

12/12/2024

02:56 PM Suricata Bug #7447 (In Review): NULL dereference in ThreadLogFileHashFreeFunc in bug-5198 SV test
https://github.com/OISF/suricata/pull/12271 Jeff Lucovsky

12/06/2024

01:59 PM Suricata Bug #7441 (New): config/port: Misleading message when port string is too long
When the port string values exceed the hard-coded limit of 1024 bytes, parsing halts with a misleading message -- in ... Jeff Lucovsky

12/03/2024

01:01 PM Suricata Bug #7334 (Closed): asan/profiling: global-buffer-overflow error
Jeff Lucovsky

11/25/2024

01:38 PM Suricata Bug #7295 (Closed): detect: sip.stat_code keyword uses wrong buffer name
Merged in https://github.com/OISF/suricata/pull/12146 Jeff Lucovsky

11/23/2024

02:14 PM Suricata Bug #7295: detect: sip.stat_code keyword uses wrong buffer name
https://github.com/OISF/suricata/pull/12145 Jeff Lucovsky

11/20/2024

02:32 PM Suricata Bug #7390: byte_extract: issue with saved 'name' in distance keyword
I can create the suricata-verify test; do you have a pcap that demonstrates the issue? Jeff Lucovsky

11/19/2024

01:34 PM Suricata Bug #7126 (Closed): decode/base64: Error message on packet path.
Merged in https://github.com/OISF/suricata/pull/11809 Jeff Lucovsky

11/04/2024

01:45 PM Suricata Feature #7114 (In Review): from_base64: allow matching on decode error
https://github.com/OISF/suricata/pull/12085 Jeff Lucovsky

11/02/2024

02:26 PM Suricata Feature #7146 (In Progress): decode: Create a decode event for unknown IP types
Currently, ipv6 raises an event when the "next header" is unknown. Jeff Lucovsky

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