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 The “permission denied” error during script execution indicates that the script does not have execute permissions. The chmod +x ex.sh command changes the script’s permissions to make it executable. This is the necessary step to resolve the permission issue and allow the script to run

The recommended action to mitigate an attack that is broadcasting a large number of ICMP packets using a spoofed source IP address is to use the subinterface command no ip directed-broadcast. This command prevents the Cisco IOS device from forwarding packets that are addressed to IP broadcast addresses. By disabling the directed broadcast feature, the network devices will not respond to broadcast messages sent to the network’s broadcast address, thus mitigating the attack and preventing the amplification of the ICMP packets back to the victim’s IP address.

The connection status of the ICMP event is indicated as “allowed” by a configured access policy rule. This is determined by the Access Control Rule Action column in the security event monitoring interface, which shows that the event was not blocked but permitted through the network based on an existing access policy rule. This suggests that the ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) traffic was evaluated against the access policy and was found to comply with the rules set within the policy, thus being allowed to proceed.

References:

The Performing CyberOps Using Cisco Security Technologies (CBRCOR) course guides learners through cybersecurity operations fundamentals, including how to interpret security event logs and understand access control policies1.

The Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate certification provides knowledge on monitoring, detecting, and responding to cybersecurity threats, which includes understanding the significance of access control rules in network traffic management2.