Which category contains the filter for Log4shell?

I thought these were already being blocked by snort rules?  According to the IPS rule sheet the snort SIDs are there. So wouldn't the rule be applied no matter which you would choose?

Hi Amodin, so to understand well, the snort rules are the default ones already integrated in the IPS filter and that regardless of the categories that I can choose in the WAF filter, they will always be applied and cannot be disabled, is that correct?

That's how I *think* it works, but I could be wrong.  If I am, I'd like to know myself.  Hence, why I was sort of asking the question myself, haha.

Sophos does not use the standard Snort rules "only". Sophos builds own snort rules.

You find all related signatures in the Advisory: https://www.sophos.com/en-us/security-advisories/sophos-sa-20211210-log4j-rce

Sophos does not use the standard Snort rules "only". Sophos builds own snort rules.

You find all related signatures in the Advisory: https://www.sophos.com/en-us/security-advisories/sophos-sa-20211210-log4j-rce

We know the product itself is not vulnerable to it, he asked what settings to enable in WAF to prevent devices behind it from being affected.  Do any of the profiles work for this?  None?  Is my question/statement accurate?

Log4j works differently. See the Naked Security article. 

I am assuming this is the article you mentioned: Log4Shell explained – how it works, why you need to know, and how to fix it – Naked Security (sophos.com)

Thank you for mentioning this, I had not seen it.

Maybe this is another good approach: https://news.sophos.com/en-us/2021/12/12/log4shell-hell-anatomy-of-an-exploit-outbreak/