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Re: Network Behaviour Anomoly Detection


From: Jon Baer <security () jonbaer net>
Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2004 16:06:55 -0400

There are a few add-ons listed here:

http://www.jpsdomain.org/infosec/snort.html

SPADE would be one example ...

- Jon

crayola () optonline net wrote:

Is anyone aware of any opensource Network Behaviour Anomoly Detection programs or projects out there? Something that is tracking what traffic is going where, how much, how often, from where, to where, using what ports... etc. Letting you figure out what is normal.. then alerting when normal gets to far out of wack. If not.. anyone want to start one with me?
It would seem to be an excellent partner to a Signature based IDS like Snort for gaining real insight into what is 
flowing over the network.

Thanks, Mike




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