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Re: Triggering IDS


From: Andres Riancho <andres.riancho () gmail com>
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 14:17:08 -0300

Hi Adam,

   When I need to do something like that I use one of the following :

       idswakeup
       nmap -O -T Aggresive ip-behind-ids

   If the other end is a webserver and you need a really quick test :

       wget http://ip-behind-ids/../../../../././etc/passwd

   If nothing triggers your IDS you should try with:

       Nessus
       nikto

If you need to do many tests, you could use tcpdump to capture an attack and then tcpreplay to resend those packets. There is also a project called tomahawk that you should check.

Cheers,

Andres Riancho
http://www.securearg.net/

AdamT wrote:
Dear all,

Y'know how there's the EICAR anti virus test file, which lets you see
if your anti-virus is working, well, I was wondering if there was
something similar to let you see what happens when your IDS triggers?

Should I just send a lot of NOPs in a TCP session, or make obvious
port scans, or is there some kind of 'industry standard' way to
deliberately trigger IDS alarms?

--
AdamT
'Thank-you for not requesting read receipts'

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