RE: free hIDS, or system assessment tools

From: ka55ad (ka55ad_at_gmail.com)
Date: 09/22/04

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    Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 13:34:00 -0400
To: suwaisfa@alrajhibank.com.sa

    Try giving Eagle X a try
    http://www.engagesecurity.com/products/eaglex/

    To quote the site:

     Description: Eagle X is an IDS environment using free software.

    Snort IDS (www.snort.org) and IDScenter are the core of this distribution.

    Apache server (www.apache.org), PHP (www.php.net), MySQL
    (www.mysql.com) and ACID (www.cert.org/kb/acid)
    are used to see latest alerts in a nice front-end, using http authentication.

    Platform: Windows NT/2000/XP
    Version: 2.1

    Author: U. Kistler

    Features:

        * Full working IDS with database backend and PHP data analyzer frontend
          o Snort IDS - powerfull intrusion detection system
          o Apache webserver HTTP server, running PHP
          o MySQL database - stable database server for storing Snort logs
          o IDScenter configuration and management software for Snort
        * IDScenter
          o control Snort easily using the wizards, e-mail notification
    feature, etc.
          o Online updates of Snort ruleset
        * HTTP authentication
          o Protects the webserver from unauthenticated access
          o Basic authentication or Message Digest-5 Hash authentication possible
        * Snort IDS
          o Running in service mode
          o Preconfigured using Eagle X configuration tool to adapt to
    your system environment
        * Easy installation

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