I would like to learn more about IDS & Honeypot's. Can someone please help me find some useful information on the net! :confused:
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I would like to learn more about IDS & Honeypot's. Can someone please help me find some useful information on the net! :confused:
This is the best honeypot project going on right now.........
http://project.honeynet.org/
Enjoy..............
Ultimate honey pot
Free honeypot
These links should gibe a basic concept at IDS and honeypots. Spectaer allows you to emualte whatever os you like. Back officer freindly is a nifty program that lets you emulate servers such as ftp and will even allow you to customize responses.
Check out these security experts and their sites/papers.
Peter G. Neumann
http://www.csl.sri.com/users/neumann/neumann.html
Gene Spafford
http://www.cerias.purdue.edu/homes/spaf/
Dave Dittrich
http://www.washington.edu/People/dad/
Dan Farmer
http://www.cerias.purdue.edu/coast/a.../author16.html
Hello everybody !
Thanks for all help.. I have not only found a lots of information about Honeypots and IDS I have also found a lots of other interesting sources for different information.
Kind regards,
Micael
In my search for IDS related information have I read a lots of material and today did I found a nice article in SecurityFocus newsletter.
Quote:
An Introduction to IDS
by Paul Innella
Intrusion detection systems, or IDSs, have become an important component
in the Security Officer's toolbox. However, many security experts are
still in the dark about IDS, unsure about what IDS tools do, how to use
them, or why they must. This article will offer a brief overview of
intrusion detection systems, including: a description of what IDSs are,
the functions they serve, the two primary types of IDS, and the different
methods of intrusion detection that they may employ.
http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1520
Another nice article from SecurityFocus newsletter describing the future of IDS.
Quote:
The Future of IDS
by Matthew Tanase
Writing about the future is a risky venture. More than likely, one will
end up wrong, or worse yet - so far off that memories of the forecast
bring waves of embarrassment. There is, however, the slightest chance of
success; lucky for me then that the task at hand, a discussion of the
future of Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), is a bit easier to model.
http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1518
I think the next generation of these products are really going to stand out.. They have had time to watch the app and how to fool it. By mid year we should see some real tight sentryware.
I think the next generation of these products are really going to stand out... They have had time to watch the app and how to fool it. By mid year we should see some real tight sentryware.
Msg on posting every twenty seconds came up. I didn't think my browser was that fast.
The competition between the security firms is heating up for 2002 because recession and all, there is still a dearth of good apps in the field. :hello:
Sorry for the double post - It said it didn't go through but it must've.
Whatever.
The honeyet project homepage is one of the best for sure...you might also want to try http://www.whitehats.com.
If you want the best tarpit program go to www.hackbusters.net
Tom Liston originally came up with CodeRedNeck (which is now LaBrea) and it has copied but never duplicated.
the link to www.whitehats.com is not working. I'll try it later.
"Whitehats is currently experiencing some technical difficulties. Some hardware
and other problems have caused us to move the systems, and so while they are ... "
Sorry guys...I think it will be back shortly