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| Subject: | Re: Any update about Snort and any alternative solution |
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| Date: | Thu, 27 Oct 2005 20:56:17 -0400 |
ricci wrote:
Check out the link which is a message from Marty Roesch. The 2nd paragraph addresses your question. Although I will point out that being Open Source, Snort is supported not only by Sourcefire but by the community as a whole.Hello All,
Do you have any news or update on the future of Snort? Checkpoint has
purchased Sourcefire, do you have any news whether they will discontinue the
support of snort?
http://www.snort.org/about_snort/msg_from_marty/mr_100605.html
~chris
Other than that, is there any other alternative on Network IDS? Is there any other available version of Snort with signature update?
Please advise.
Ricci
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