Re: Spyware rules for Snort

["Keith W. McCammon" <keith-list () mccammon org>]

Without offering anything up to the "what should the core rules include" 
argument, you can find a short list of malware rules here:

http://www.armc.org/malware/

Jason Haar wrote:
> ...I see there aren't any. This topic was talked about last Oct, but no-one
> has done anything since?
>
> As other catagories such as P2P are covered, shouldn't spyware be added?
> Maybe a different name (to cover our legal a**ses) such as
> "monitorware.rules" would be better - but the intent is the same: some
> networks want to know if their machines have software installed on them that
> sends information about surfing habits/etc out to other companies.
>
> If no-one is currently doing this, I'll volunteer to bring out an initial
> list. Maybe the www.bleedingsnort.org rules could be a starting point, and
> they could merge back into the "official" ruleset if they prove useful?


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