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Hello Folks, I have a suggestion for creating a vulnerability dashboard in devCentral It will be good, in Devcentral we can find latest CVE IDs that affecting F5 and suggested fixes . As of now, attacks are very high and if we are able to check latest vulnerabilities and F5 suggestion in this community, it will be very much helpfull. As of now i have to wait for my scanning devices reports to check CVEs in F5 KBs. If there is a path in devCentral for the same, it will be very helpfull. Also we are seeing so many vulnerability related queries in technical forum, for them aswell it will helpful Br AswinFeature Request: Big IP Client Disconnect and Retry Login, Instead of Showing Timeout Error Msg
Fromjohn-nelson's post, copied here for better visibility: "When using the BIG-IP Edge client, it frequently (most every day) shows the error "ERR clog1049 - Your MFA login page has timed out. Please disconnect and then try again". Someone told me that this error message is coming from some security module, that this is not in the BIG-IP client, itself. If the BIG-IP client has a way to recognize this type of error (i.e. any error that basically says "you need to disconnect and retry"), that would make it a bit easier to implement. I would like to request a feature to handle this scenario. I'm not sure of the exact way to implement it. But here is one idea. When the user is actively logging in, and the BIG-IP client encounters any error, it would apply a list of "rules" (maybe it looks at errors and matches each 'rule' using a Regular Expression in the rule). Those rules could be entered by the user, or by the VPN admin team. So a "rule" could be entered that says, when the user is actively logging in, and the BIG-IP client sees this specific error message, then the "rule" tells the client to disconnect, wait N seconds (e.g. 3 seconds), then retry the login. Naturally, this could support other actions, as well. Thank you."
