Re: deep packet inspection

2003-10-03 Thread Daniel Carneiro
In Linux Snort-Inline gets its packets from IPTables by libipq/ip_queue. How would a port of snort_inline get its packets from pf to userland and return it? I know that in FreeBSD you could do it by Divert socket. But I don't know of something like it in OpenBSD. What would be the best way? tun,

Re[2]: deep packet inspection

2003-10-03 Thread Alexey E. Suslikov
SPADE Spade stands for the Statistical Packet Anomaly Detection Engine. It is a Snort preprocessor plugin which sends alerts of anomalous packet through standard Snort reporting mechanisms. http://www.silicondefense.com/software/spice/index.htm

Re[2]: deep packet inspection

2003-10-03 Thread Alexey E. Suslikov
there is a sort of IDS called "static". such IDS don't catch anomalies actually, but watching flow's normality so all other (than normal) traffic assumed to be anomalous. check out SANS reading room...