Abstract: A packet-filtering system described herein may be configured to filter packets with encrypted hostnames in accordance with one or packet-filtering rules. The packet-filtering system may resolve a plaintext hostname from ciphertext comprising an encrypted Server Name Indication (eSNI) value. The packet-filtering system may resolve the plaintext hostname using a plurality of techniques. Once the plaintext hostname is resolved, the packet-filtering system may then use the plaintext hostname to determine whether the packets are associated with one or more threat indicators. If the packet-filtering system determines that the packets are associated with one or more threat indicators, the packet-filtering system may apply a packet filtering operation associated with the packet-filtering rules to the packets.
Type:
Application
Filed:
October 3, 2022
Publication date:
April 6, 2023
Applicant:
Centripetal Networks
Inventors:
Sean Moore, Vincent Mutolo, Jonathan R. Rogers
Abstract: A packet-filtering system described herein may be configured to filter packets with encrypted hostnames in accordance with one or packet-filtering rules. The packet-filtering system may resolve a plaintext hostname from ciphertext comprising an encrypted Server Name Indication (eSNI) value. The packet-filtering system may resolve the plaintext hostname using a plurality of techniques. Once the plaintext hostname is resolved, the packet-filtering system may then use the plaintext hostname to determine whether the packets are associated with one or more threat indicators. If the packet-filtering system determines that the packets are associated with one or more threat indicators, the packet-filtering system may apply a packet filtering operation associated with the packet-filtering rules to the packets.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
May 4, 2021
Date of Patent:
March 8, 2022
Assignee:
Centripetal Networks
Inventors:
Sean Moore, Vincent Mutolo, Jonathan R. Rogers
Abstract: SSL/TLS certificate filtering devices, systems and processes may filter packets based on risk associated with each packet. A risk score may be determined for each packet based on associated threats and risks. Risk scores may be determined based on certificates, certificate authorities, and/or end users associated with each packet. The certificates may be scored and/or categorized by threats and risk.