SunBow
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Intrusion Detection - Personal (collection)
Personal experience, PLZ,
What have you done (installed, tried), observed (seen, witnessed), or wished for? For your own personal gear.
For detecting intrusions, incidents, or defining permissable activity (ex: UDP ports, IM, remote control, remote access).
Let's make ourSelves a collection on EE.
Note: this is for situation Before any specific event, as you plan defense (or not).
What have you done (installed, tried), observed (seen, witnessed), or wished for? For your own personal gear.
For detecting intrusions, incidents, or defining permissable activity (ex: UDP ports, IM, remote control, remote access).
Let's make ourSelves a collection on EE.
Note: this is for situation Before any specific event, as you plan defense (or not).
SunBow as usual I have absolutly no clue what you are saying. Can you reiterate in decipherable grammatically correct English ? http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/
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oh, you are: "currently employed by Satan, who commands you .."
<while there yet remains a beat of a different drummer>
> "Can you reiterate in decipherable grammatically
correct English ?"
No internal need to be quotable for publication elsewhere.
<while there yet remains a beat of a different drummer>
> "Can you reiterate in decipherable grammatically
correct English ?"
No internal need to be quotable for publication elsewhere.
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(fwiw: quote included Housenet EE profile)
SunBow you crack me up :).. Where do you live ?
here is a good collection of IDS tools... http://www.networkintrusion.co.uk/ids.htm
is that what your asking for?
is that what your asking for?
blackice :- crap
zonealrm:- even worse
script kiddies get hold of stuff and can get in easily....
the best protected system is a open system
zonealrm:- even worse
script kiddies get hold of stuff and can get in easily....
the best protected system is a open system
I'm using Snort which i obtained at www.snort.org. This can run on either unix or nt. The setup on on linux is pretty straight forward. He here is a document detailing what needs to be done to get it working correctly on Windows NT/2000 http://www.snort.org/lisapaper.txt .
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> Where do you live ?
...other side of your closet door...
...other side of your closet door...
What is your plan with this question? Locked and open.
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Generally, this gets poor grade as easy question, but usually more points are offered for so-called 'easy'.
I am (was) more interested in your own experience, so have to reject joeymia for proposing that I go read someone else's text. I do enough of that already. But I was very happy about the Snort reference, for it does not seem to get the attention that it might well deserve, so I encourage you to keep reminding us on alternatives, especially the ones making the leap from unix to windows. Perhaps we can actually get some real cross-platform someday.
I am (was) more interested in your own experience, so have to reject joeymia for proposing that I go read someone else's text. I do enough of that already. But I was very happy about the Snort reference, for it does not seem to get the attention that it might well deserve, so I encourage you to keep reminding us on alternatives, especially the ones making the leap from unix to windows. Perhaps we can actually get some real cross-platform someday.
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This is the best one of the bunch, from batkung, yet the whole thread is anemic, for my purpose, but there was my own inattentiveness. I'll PAQ batkung's mostly because of the combined contributions here, including the ones at the following link, which are more elaborate, and applicable so doubling the points (from 10 to 20) to include:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=security&qid=20151508
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=security&qid=20151508