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| Subject: | Re: [Snort-users] Snort Tool Evaluation |
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| Date: | Wed, 29 Sep 2004 01:07:56 -0500 |
Mr. Geschke-- I did read this book actually, and I'm not proclaiming it's a bible or anything. In fact, it's little more than a tool reference, listing switches to the tools and options in the interfaces for third party tools related to snort. But, it does cover a majority of the tools and this was why I was suggesting this to Jo. To get a handle on the tools mentioned in this book related to snort and extract pro's and con's for using each one. I also did read Snort 2.1 Intrustion Detection Second Edition Upgrade and yes, I must concurr with and second your opinion. There is no better reference or doc that covers snort in all the ways that an admin needs to know. Best, Ty Bodell On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 21:06:38 +0200, Dirk Geschke <dirk_geschke@genua.de> wrote:
Hi Ty,Checkout the book "Managing Security with Snort and IDS Tools". It's an Oreilly book and it goes over a good amount of the tools designed for snort. From preprocessors to Web interfaces and Consoles, what works with High Bandwidth deployments, etc. I don't believe it covers OpenAanval though. You can extract the pro's and cons from there.did you read this book? I just did this and it is by far the uggliest book I have seen either by O'Reilly or covering snort. If you read the documentation which comes with snort you will get better informations than this book will give you. If you are looking for a good book then take Snort 2.1 Intrusion Detection, Second Edition ISBN 1-931836-04-3 by Brian Caswell and Jay Beale (Ok, I didn't read this book but the first edition covering snort-2.0 and this book was quite useful. So I expect the second edition will be too.) Best regards Dirk PS: There are more books on snort available but I read this two books. So I can't say anything to the other ones. They might be good or not but the O'Reilly book is definitively not useful.
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