id=950006 (?:\\b(?:(?:n(?:et(?:\\b\\W+?\\blocalgroup|\\.exe)|(?:map|c)\\.exe)|t(?:racer(?:oute|t)|elnet\\.exe|clsh8?|ftp)|(?:w(?:guest|sh)|rcmd|ftp)\\.exe|echo\\b\\W*?\\ by+)\\b|c(?:md(?:(?:32)?\\.exe\\b|\\b\\W*?\\/c)|d(?:\\b\\W*?[\\\\/]|\\W*?\\.\\.)|hmod.{0,40}?\\+.{0,3}x))|[\\;\\|\\`]\\W*?\\b(?:(?:c(?:h(?:grp|mod|own|sh)|md|p p)|p(?:asswd|ython|erl|ing|s)|n(?:asm|map|c)|f(?:inger|tp)|(?:kil|mai)l|(?:xte)?rm|ls(?:of)?|telnet|uname|echo|id)\\b|g(?:\\+\\+|cc\\b))|\\/(?:c(?:h(?:grp|mod| own|sh)|pp)|p(?:asswd|ython|erl|ing|s)|n(?:asm|map|c)|f(?:inger|tp)|(?:kil|mai)l|g(?:\\+\\+|cc)|(?:xte)?rm|ls(?:of)?|telnet|uname|echo|id)(?:[\\'\"\\|\\;\\`\\- \\s]|$)) For Russian language matches to string like: <b>CD-плеер.</b> Please note it does not match to English variant: <b>CD-player.</b> I dig some investigate and found is because part of regular expression "\\b(?:c(?:d(?:\\b\\W*?[\\\\/])))" (even more short "\\bcd\\b\\W*?[\\\\/]") so, on matching time - [\\\\/] - in HTML tag (admin area, WYSIWYG editor) is often and normal, command off course must be filtered. And we get main error \W* - matches in any non-English (Latin1?) characters!!!
Want to try this against 2.5.10-2? The rules have changed significantly and may be a lot friendlier to non-Latin1 characters.
Where I can find 2.5.10-2 version? In updates and even in koji repository only 2.5.10-1 as I can see.
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Can you try this with 2.5.12? Newer Core Rulesets may have fixed this one.
In fresh versions absent rule id=950006. I think bug may be closed. If problem appeared again I'll open new bugreport.
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