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Data Rules

The following rules can be used to detect data-related activities, such as exposure of sensitive data or data exfiltration.

Detect File Transfers via Chat Programs

Rule

Flow_ChatFileTransfer.lrl

Description

This rule detects chat program sessions (Lync, AIM, Facebook, IRC, Jabber, PalTalk, QQ, ymsg) where data transfer sizes indicate a file transfer.

Detect Clear Text Passwords in HTTP Content

Rule

Flow_DetectClearTextPasswords.lrl

Description

This rule detects un-intentional exposure of password credentials in clear text via insecure HTTP protocols. Use this rule to verify that all systems are using secure credential transmission.

Detect Credit Card Numbers in HTTP, FTP, and SMTP Content

Rule

Flow_DetectCreditCard.lrl

Description

This rule detects both intentional and accidental exposure of standard credit card numbers in clear text via HTTP GET and POST commands. This rule was updated in 3.2.1 with an improved algorithm for detecting credit card numbers and limiting false positives. It also now scans FTP and SMTP content.

Detect Social Security Numbers in HTTP, FTP, and SMTP Content

Rule

Flow_DetectSSN.lrl

Description

This rule detects both intentional and accidental exposure of social security numbers in clear text via HTTP, FTP, and SMTP. This rule was updated in 3.2.1 to search additional protocols.

Detect Sensitive File Extensions

Rule

Flow_PrivateKeyExtension.lrl

Description

This rule detects potential exposure of private keys (.skr) or initiation of private/public key sharing by an employee outside the corporate network.

Detect Canadian Social Identification Numbers in HTTP, FTP, and SMTP Content

Rule

Flow_DetectCanadianSIN.lrl

Description

This rule detects both intentional and accidental exposure of Canadian Social Identification Numbers in clear text via HTTP, FTP, and SMTP. This rule was added in version 3.2.1.

Detect Bank Routing Numbers in HTTP, SMTP and FTP Content

Rule

Flow_DetectRoutingNumbers.lrl

Description

This rule detects both intentional and accidental exposure of bank routing numbers in clear text via HTTP, FTP, and SMTP. This rule was added in version 3.2.1.

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