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Tools for visualizing IDS output

PICTURES

Author(s): RUSS MCREE

Spot intruders with these easy security visualization tools.

The flood of raw data generated by intrusion detection systems (IDS) is often overwhelming for security specialists, and telltale signs of intrusion are sometimes overlooked in all the noise. Security visualization tools provide an easy, intuitive means for sorting through the dizzying data and spotting patterns that might indicate intrusion.


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Comments

Hosting PCAPs elsewhere

Russ McRee Oct 05, 2009 6:21pm GMT

In order to provide the PCAPs referred to in the article, I posted them here:
http://holisticinfosec.org/toolsmith/files/pcap/
Cheers.

Missing PCAP files

Charlie Brooks Sep 25, 2009 4:24pm GMT

add a 2nd voice to the request for the missing PCAP files. Thanks.

Updated reference to the PCAPs in the Security Viz article

RUSS MCREE Sep 14, 2009 1:04am GMT

Russ Mcree's article, "Spot intruders with these easy security visualization tools" was a great read. However, the links to to the referenced PCAPs don't appear to be in the archive. Could an updated pointer be posted or could they be uploaded.

Thanks!

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