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| Subject: | Re: [Snort-users] HOW TO DECODE SNORT MESSAGES |
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| Date: | Wed, 29 Nov 2006 07:57:31 -0600 |
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Suresh, Those look like alerts for custom Snort signatures (Added by AS)? I assume then that you are not the administrator of the Snort IDS sensors. You need to speak to whomever wrote those signatures and see what the signatures detect on. Looks like they were made for suspect port 80 traffic to 219.139.108.138? What do you mean in your question, a way to decode the below messages? Based on what I think you're asking: 1) Get the Snort rule. You'll want to locate the rules for the sj-ids-int01 sensor, find the rule the custom rule thats triggering that alert (probably in local.rules) 2) Get the packet that triggered it. Are you guys using any sort of Snort monitoring tool or are you guys just sending Snort to syslog? As you can see, the Syslog alerts don't contain the packet dump. HTH. Best Regards, Eric Hines, GCIA, CISSP CEO, President Applied Watch Technologies, LLC 1095 Pingree Road Suite 221 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 Toll Free: (877) 262-7593 Fax: (847) 854-5106 Cell: (847) 456-6785 Web: www.appliedwatch.com suresh wrote:
Hi,
Is there any way on the internet to decode the below messages?
v 29 08:55:58 HOME-sj-ids-int01 snort[6321]: [1:0:1] outbound port 80
investigation - Added by AS {TCP} 192.168.203.131:1878 -> 219.139.108.138:80
Nov 29 08:55:58 HOME-sj-ids-int01 last message repeated 3 times
Nov 29 08:55:58 HOME-sj-ids-int01 snort[6321]: [122:19:0] (portscan) UDP
Portsweep {PROTO255} 66.114.175.16 -> 192.168.252.129
Nov 29 08:55:58 HOME-sj-ids-int01 snort[6321]: [1:0:1] outbound port 80
investigation - Added by AS {TCP} 192.168.203.131:1949 -> 219.139.108.138:80
Nov 29 08:55:58 HOME-sj-ids-int01 snort[6321]: [1:0:1] outbound port 80
investigation - Added by AS {TCP} 192.168.203.131:1949 -> 219.139.108.138:80
Nov 29 08:55:58 HOME-sj-ids-int01 snort[6321]: [1:0:1] outbound port 80
investigation - Added by AS {TCP} 192.168.203.131:1878 -> 219.139.108.138:80
Nov 29 08:55:58 HOME-sj-ids-int01 snort[6321]: [1:0:1] outbound port 80
investigation - Added by AS {TCP} 192.168.203.131:1878 -> 219.139.108.138:80
Nov 29 08:55:58 HOME-sj-ids-int01 snort[6321]: [1:0:1] outbound port 80
investigation - Added by AS {TCP} 192.168.203.131:1949 -> 219.139.108.138:80
Nov 29 08:55:58 HOME-sj-ids-int01 last message repeated 3 times
Nov 29 08:55:59 HOME-sj-ids-int01 snort[6321]: [1:0:1] outbound port 80
investigation - Added by AS {TCP} 192.168.203.131:1878 -> 219.139.108.138:80
Nov 29 08:55:59 HOME-sj-ids-int01 snort[6321]: [1:0:1] outbound port 80
investigation - Added by AS {TCP} 192.168.203.131:1878 -> 219.139.108.138:80
Nov 29 08:55:59 HOME-sj-
Suresh
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