RLOGIN: Data in 1st Line
This protocol anomaly triggers when it detects an RLOGIN connection with a first specified parameter that is not NULL, as required by the RFC. This can indicate a non-standard RLOGIN client, a buffer overflow attempt, or a compromised host.
Extended Description
Anomalous RLOGIN traffic could indicate that an attack is taking place, or has already taken place, against the RLOGIN implementation.
References
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