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| − | This rule is a catch all rule that detects when an application has created a segmentation fault on the system. This is not being blocked by ASL, the kernel is only reporting the condition. It can be indicative of an attempt to create a resource denial of service condition, or of a misconfigured application. | + | This rule is a catch all rule that detects when an application has created a segmentation fault on the system. This is not being blocked by ASL, the kernel is only reporting the condition. It can be indicative of an attempt to create a resource denial of service condition, a bug in an application, memory problems with the system, an attack or of a misconfigured application. |
Latest revision as of 13:27, 23 October 2018
Rule ID
60035
Status
Active rule currently published.
Description
Grsecurity has detected a segmentation fault on the system.
This rule is a catch all rule that detects when an application has created a segmentation fault on the system. This is not being blocked by ASL, the kernel is only reporting the condition. It can be indicative of an attempt to create a resource denial of service condition, a bug in an application, memory problems with the system, an attack or of a misconfigured application.
False Positives
None. Disabling this rule will not prevent this from occuring, it will simple prevent the system from alerting you that this is occurring on your system.
Tuning Recommendations
None.
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