A critical Windows vulnerability in its HTTP stack ("HTTP.sys"), which was resolved in a recent Microsoft's Patch Tuesday release, could allow remote attackers to execute code on an IIS server with the privileges of the System account. A Proof-of-Concept code to check the existence of this vulnerability was soon to follow. Remote attackers could exploit the way "HTTP.sys" parses requests with a Range header including a very large byte range to crash the server or potentially run their shellcode.
http://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/36773/
POC Information
Bug details according to the POC
More details on the available patch could be found in Microsoft’s security builletin MS15-034:
https://technet.microsoft.com/library/security/MS15-034
Following user-defined signature will detect and mitigate attempts to exploit this vulnerability while using ASM.
ASM versions including and above 11.2.x:
headercontent: "range"; nocase; re2:"/bytes\s*=.*?[0-9]{10,}\b/Hi";
ASM versions including and below 11.1.x:
headercontent: "range"; nocase; pcre:"/bytes\s*=.*?[0-9]{10,}\b/Hi";
