Re: [Fwd: Logfiles]

From: Ryan Hilton (ryanh@seaportpetroleum.com)
Date: Thu Aug 09 2001 - 22:09:17 PDT

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    On Thursday 09 August 2001 09:28 pm, tcleary2@csc.com.au wrote:
    
    Yes, and IDMEF, IAP, etc.  Snort supports IDMEF XML output through one if the 
    plugins that it ships with.  But what about the syslog lines from snort, 
    iptables, ipchains?  Not only reporting the attacks themselves, but reporting 
    statistics on them.  Which hosts did this attack? What else did host 'a' 
    attempt to do?  Were there any snort attack signatures detected that go with 
    this iptables log message? What were they?  See what I'm getting at?
    
    Hopefully those transportable Alerting Protocols will take off, they show 
    great signs of being great if used properly.
    
    RH
    
    > Maybe this is the wrong place to say this, but there is an effort afoot to
    > standardise the output of
    > IDS logs to make them more "transportable" ( the IDWG, a sub-committee of
    > IETF - I believe
    > the proposal is trundling along the road to RFC -dom as we speak )
    >
    > Presumably if Suppliers were to embrace this initiative, we might all have
    > our lives eased.
    >
    > I'll try to resurrect some of the old emails and post them to the list if
    > that's a good idea?
    >
    > Regards,
    >
    > tom.
    
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