Category: Intrusion Prevention Date & Time,Risk,Activity,Status,Recommended Action,IPS Alert Name,Default Action,Action Taken,Attacking Computer,Attacker URL,Destination Address,Source Address,Traffic Description 06/01/2014 17:15:58,High,An intrusion attempt by troz.alegrostealsth.net was blocked.,Blocked,No Action Required,Web Attack: Styx Exploit Kit 6,No Action Required,No Action Required,"troz.alegrostealsth.net (65.111.171.183, 80)","troz.alegrostealsth.net/SUHnpd0fD5F0-ubbl0X-4fE/0TiOU_0kFQ20_bGz3/0uZQy-0ND0_K0jL-Az03mjS0_4fw-N0AzoY0BfFD-0vSs-y046bI0/9yNM0/pGgZ0oGPn-0Ymr-N0rhUo1/4g1X_0qNQL0n-9rm0/IfuU/0ihR-801NB_K18kNt_0v56l0-WFFi08y-SP0v-Fci0HcJ_60Lln-70k1200-Wq5Q0q-sV7/0JNiT_0kUU40/qjj-M07_SOr0_1WK80os5e_033Fk17_L5M112_nS0MfP-w0F9O_g0l3W/90u8p/p0AiR-U0XJrr-16Hov0-FUvl0-SfTW_09ZMq_0ERa10vDun/MoWZL.html","TOPCAT (192.168.1.18, 57198)",65.111.171.183 (65.111.171.183),"TCP, www-http" Network traffic from <b>troz.alegrostealsth.net/SUHnpd0fD5F0-ubbl0X-4fE/0TiOU_0kFQ20_bGz3/0uZQy-0ND0_K0jL-Az03mjS0_4fw-N0AzoY0BfFD-0vSs-y046bI0/9yNM0/pGgZ0oGPn-0Ymr-N0rhUo1/4g1X_0qNQL0n-9rm0/IfuU/0ihR-801NB_K18kNt_0v56l0-WFFi08y-SP0v-Fci0HcJ_60Lln-70k1200-Wq5Q0q-sV7/0JNiT_0kUU40/qjj-M07_SOr0_1WK80os5e_033Fk17_L5M112_nS0MfP-w0F9O_g0l3W/90u8p/p0AiR-U0XJrr-16Hov0-FUvl0-SfTW_09ZMq_0ERa10vDun/MoWZL.html</b> matches the signature of a known attack. The attack was resulted from DEVICEHARDDISKVOLUME4PROGRAM FILES (X86)INTERNET EXPLORERIEXPLORE.EXE. To stop being notified for this type of traffic, in the <b>Actions</b> panel, click <b>Stop Notifying Me</b>.
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