[Oisf-users] Suricata 4.1.5 released

[Victor Julien]

We're pleased to announce *Suricata 4.1.5*. This release fixes a number
of issues found in the 4.1 branch. Some of the issues are security
issues, so upgrading is highly recommended.

This release also adds VXLAN support, contributed by Henrik Lund
Kramshoej. This was accepted into the stable branch to support Suricata
deployment in AWS. Next GeoIP2 support was contributed by Bill Meeks.
This was added to stable as GeoIP1 is end of life and the databases are
no longer updated.

Get the release here:
https://www.openinfosecfoundation.org/download/suricata-4.1.5.tar.gz


*Changes*

Feature #3068: protocol parser: vxlan (4.1.x)
Bug #2841: False positive alerts firing after upgrade suricata 3.0 ->
4.1.0 (4.1.x)
Bug #2966: filestore (v1 and v2): dropping of "unwanted" files (4.1.x)
Bug #3008: rust: updated libc crate causes depration warnings (4.1.x)
Bug #3044: tftp: missing logs because of broken tx handling (4.1.x)
Bug #3067: GeoIP keyword depends on now discontinued legacy GeoIP
database (4.1.x)
Bug #3094: Fedora rawhide af-packet compilation err (4.1.x)
Bug #3123: bypass keyword: Suricata 4.1.x Segmentation Faults (4.1.x)
Bug #3129: Fixes warning about size of integers in string formats (4.1.x)
Bug #3159: SC_ERR_PCAP_DISPATCH with message "error code -2" upon rule
reload completion (4.1.x)
Bug #3164: Suricata 4.1.4: NSS Shutdown triggers crashes in test mode
Bug #3168: tls: out of bounds read
Bug #3170: defrag: out of bounds read
Bug #3173: ipv4: ts field decoding oob read
Bug #3175: File_data inspection depth while inspecting base64 decoded
data (4.1.x)
Bug #3184: decode/der: crafted input can lead to resource starvation
Bug #3186: Multiple Content-Length headers causes HTP_STREAM_ERROR (4.1.x)
Bug #3187: GET/POST HTTP-request with no Content-Length,
http_client_body miss (4.1.x)


*Special thanks*

Bill Meeks, Henrik Lund Kramshoej, Yujie Zhao, Alexander Bluhm

Sirko Höer -- Code Intelligence GmbH, DCSO.


*Trainings*

See https://suricata_events.eventbrite.com/ for the current list of
planned training sessions.


*Suricon*

Suricon 2019 will happen in Amsterdam in little over a month! For
tickets, trainings and sponsorships, see: https://suricon.net/


*About Suricata*

Suricata is a high performance Network Threat Detection, IDS, IPS and
Network Security Monitoring engine. Open source and owned by a community
run non-profit foundation, the Open Information Security Foundation
(OISF). Suricata is developed by OISF, its supporting vendors and the
community.
-- 
Victor Julien
Suricata Lead Developer
suricata-ids.org