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| Subject: | Re: Evaluating IDS |
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| Date: | Sun, 2 Jul 2006 09:44:42 -0400 |
If you haven't already check out http://www.nss.co.uk/. This is a good base to start from when developing a test plan.
As far as what exploits to run, I would say that really depends on your network. What type of attacks would have the highest impact network/infrastructure? I would mix that in with a variety a recent and hard to detect attacks.
Check out tomahawk, tcpreplay, metasploit and fragroute etc. for replaying/creating/fragging attack traffic. Spirent builds some good traffic generation devices (Avalanche/Reflector). These are good for load testing with clean traffic, however they are quite expensive and there is a slight learning curve if you haven't used them before.
Cheers, Justin
On 30 Jun 2006 14:09:37 -0000, pentesticle@yahoo.com <pentesticle@yahoo.com> wrote:
I am preparing to evaluate three IDS's on a test network. My intent is to replay normal traffic on the network and have each vendor run their own system to show the capabilities, then I would like to run exploits across the network on certain machines to see how the system detects the exploits and lastly disable their rule for a particular virus to simulate a 1 day virus propogation and see how the systems detect and react to it moving across the test network.
Does anyone have any experience conducting similar evaluations?
Any recommendation as to what type of exploits to run on the systems to get the best results from the IDS's?
Lastly anyone know where I can get a virus to use and any recommendations in that area? I was considering possibly using a honeynet setup for the virus to propogate to to simulate many systems at once, but am not 100% certain yet.
Any recommendations or guidance is much appreciated.
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