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QUESTION
I have a project which has a docker-compose file and a Dockerfile. The project is open here GitHub
I'm building a demo project with:
- Traefik
- Snort 3
- A NodeJS API dummy for testing
The issue is that in my Docker file I have a command like this to run on Snort
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 12:56Your entrypoint is conflicting with the command you want to run:
QUESTION
Hi everyone I have Grafana v 7.5.7
and I'm trying to extract some content from my data.
In this case, my goal is to take the message from snort alert. I created an event. original as my own variable to collect data from elastic search and now I can see my logs.
Details from Variables Settings
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 10:06This would be the easiest way to get what's between the quotes:
QUESTION
any regex wizards able to help?
I'm trying to get the regex to parse the Suricata fast log. So far I found a old post that kind of works here but would like to get all the data out of the log.
So far I can get the time, date, source ip, source port, destination ip and destination port but would like to also get the alert title, classification and priority.
Log file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 11:10The following regex pattern seems to be working here:
QUESTION
On using
nl /etc/snort/etc/snort.conf | grep output
i get the result,
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-17 at 06:41nl defaults to not counting empty lines, use "nl -ba" to count empty lines.
QUESTION
Let's say I have these classes in JavaScript, and I'm trying to convert them to TypeScript:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-12 at 00:48Even though you understand that Pug
's tags
property is dependent on Dog
's tags
property, the compiler sees tags = {...this.tags}
as circular, and therefore cannot figure out what type it's going to be. You could, if you want, explicitly annotate Pug
's tags
property like:
QUESTION
I've read a few of the articles on Span
(and ReadOnlySpan
) and how they musn't be used in async methods.
There was a great Chanel 9 video by Jared Parsons where he showed the following example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 13:18The C# compiler never in-lines methods; the JIT might do that, but that is a separate level.
But: whether it does this or not is not actually all that relevant in this case. The thing that stops you using ref locals / ref structs in an async
method is the fact that locals may need to be rewritten as fields. But JIT inlining is never going to create fields - it is only going to apply for local stack-based values, and local stack-based values are fine for ref values - since you clearly aren't going to have an await
in the middle of your synchronous IsCSharpIdentifier
code.
So: don't panic - the compiler and JIT will see you fine here.
QUESTION
I am trying to separate the IP and Port on the last part of the line but there are other colons present in the line so I have to use regex to identify the IPv4 format, then isolate the matched pattern to IP:
then replace the colon with a comma keeping the IP part of the pattern unchanged.
I know I have to use capture groups, but it appears its not doing anything?
Input Data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 07:10sed
traditionally doesn't support perl regex properties such as \w
, \d
etc in regex.
You may use this sed
with a shortened regex:
QUESTION
SHELLCODE x86 OS agnostic fnstenv geteip dword xor decoder [Classification: Executable Code was Detected] [Priority: 1] {TCP} 192.168.202.50:60322 -> 192.168.22.252:445
1) what does this alert mean? what is the signature is looking for? and if its get through what will happen? 2) Which ip is the attacker?
2)Data on SYN packet [Classification: Generic Protocol Command Decode] [Priority: 3] {TCP} 192.168.199.58:63000 -> 192.168.28.100:60000
1) what does this alert mean? what is the signature is looking for? and if its get through what will happen? 2) in which part of the snort architecture this alert came from?
3)SPYWARE-PUT Hacker-Tool timbuktu pro runtime detection - udp port 407 [Classification: Misc activity] [Priority: 3] {UDP} 192.168.199.58:59173 -> 192.168.22.201:407 1) what does this alert mean? what is the signature is looking for? and if its get through what will happen? 2) who is host and who is victim?
4) snort: [1:3815:6] SMTP eXchange POP3 mail server overflow attempt [Classification: Misc Attack] [Priority: 2] {TCP} 192.168.199.58:60327 -> 192.168.21.151:25 1) what does this alert mean? what is the signature is looking for? and if its get through what will happen? 2) who is host and who is attacker?
I have done a ton of searchers but could not understand or find any details information about those signature. please help
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-09 at 08:45So, let me structure this in one Answer:
1)
This event indicates that shellcode has been detected in network traffic
so if that code gets through, and gets executed you end up with a backdoor.192.168.202.50:60322 seems to be the attacking IP and it is trying to exploit some vulnerability on the Windows box 192.168.22.252:445
2)
- 192.168.199.58:63000 -> 192.168.28.100:60000 = for this I am not sure, as port 60000 could be used for various things..
3)
- SPYWARE-PUT Hacker-Tool timbuktu pro runtime detection - udp port 407 = this is a bit self explanatory .. 192.168.199.58:59173 is trying to push requests towards 192.168.22.201 port 407..
4)
- Same for 192.168.199.58:60327 trying to exploit a memory overfly towards SMTP on: 192.168.21.151:25
But in all those cases, it seems 192.168.199.58 is probably exploited, or something from that box is probing the LAN network..
I would also scan 192.168.199.50 and .58 to figure out who is on those boxes, any current connections from foreign addresses, that might have exploited these two boxes..
QUESTION
so I want to get a little into Linux scripting and started by a simple example in a book. In this book, the author wants me to grab the five lines before "Step #6: Configure output plugins" from snort.conf.
Analogous to the author I determined where the line is that I want, which returns 445 for me. If I then use tail the result returns more text than I expect and the searched line that should be in line 5 is at line 88. I fail to understand how I use the tail command and start at the specific line but then more text is included.
To search for the line I used
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-11 at 15:34Your tail
command is correct in principle.
The problem lies in the way in which you acquire the line number using nl
. The nl
command does not count empty lines by default, while the tail
command does. You should specify in your nl
command that you want to count the empty lines as well, which you can do using the -b
, (body-numbering) option and specify a
as your style. This would look as follows:
QUESTION
I am currently trying to configure the Snort rules to detect SMTP, HTTP and DNS traffic. Is this setup correctly?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-18 at 03:04These rules ended up being correct. The documentation can be found at: https://www.snort.org/documents
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