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Re: detecting "intrusion detection"

Subject: Re: detecting "intrusion detection"
Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2005 22:43:27 +0200
Hi,

Is there any technique to detect if a particular machine is running an IDS or 
if a network
has implemented IDS.
It depends how IDS is configured. For e.g. if IDS check suspicious
machine name using DNS or send RST packet, you could send packet with
forged address and look for potential IDS response. You could also
check if machine has network adapter in promisious mode (send forged
packet with IP of sensor and other MAC address).

But those are only some evidences that this machine is running IDS.
Sometimes this could be very hard or even impossible.

Best regards,
Krzysztof (Christopher) Cabaj

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