TNS: Malformed IP Address
This anomaly triggers if it detects malformed IP addresses in a Transparent Network Substrate (TNS) message. This can indicate that an attacker is attempting to compromise your system.
Extended Description
A TNS message containing an invalid IP address constitutes a protocol anomaly. Such a condition could indicate a TNS configuration or implementation error. It also could indicate that an attack against the TNS service is underway. The impact depends on the implementation of TNS, and could result in a denial of service, buffer overflow, and information disclosure.
srx-branch-12.3
srx-19.3
srx-branch-19.3
vsrx3bsd-19.2
srx-branch-19.4
vsrx-19.4
mx-12.3
mx-19.4
vmx-19.4
mx-19.3
vsrx3bsd-19.4
srx-19.4
vsrx-12.3
vmx-19.3
vsrx-19.2
srx-12.3