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Re: snort web interface


From: Ray Caparros <arcy24 () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 21:40:59 -0400

Totally agree with Jason. Been using Snorby, now that it also comes with
full packet capture.

-Ray

On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 9:03 PM, Jason Meller <jason.meller () gmail com>wrote:

Alexus,

Full disclosure, I work with Mephux on Snorby but I don't think James or
Alex correctly or accurately answered your question, so I wanted to throw in
my $0.02.

   1. BASE is a dead project and hasn't had a new feature pushed since
   2008 (3 years ago). It doesn't plug in with any of the packet capture
   frameworks out there and its interface is disorganized compared to the other
   available front-ends. It's dead, let's move on. Supporting a dead
   open-source project hurts the actively developed efforts out there.

   2. Squert is a bad ass project in active development. One thing James
   didn't mention though is that it requires SQUIL which utilizes an entirely
   different DB schema than the ones provided by the snort/barnyard2 db output
   plugins. SQUIL requires a bit more expertise to get up and running than your
   standard Snort + front-end solution. If you want to go that route Squert is
   a good SGUIL companion.

   3. Snorby is a RECENT development in the community, It was first
   introduced in 2009 and has far surpassed BASE in functionality. I work with
   Mephux developing Snorby and here are some of the reasons I would recommend
   it to anyone:


   - It's actively developed by two passionate NSM analysts.
      - It allows you to pivot on datapoints in the events without
      interrupting analyst's thought process (rule content, related alerts, ip
      arin/whois data)
      - It integrates with OpenFPC and Solera DeepSee products for Full
      Packet Capture.
      - It has exportable and beautiful PDF reports and metrics.

The security industry is evolving so rapidly that choosing a dead project
like BASE for your SOC, MSSP, CIRT, or even personal use is just setting you
up for failure.

Other people agree with this assessment and that is why the project has
been accepted into Security Onion Distro and featured on The Change Log.

Other analysts are excited about Snorby as well. Check out these articles:

   - http://beboblog.johnbebo.com/2011/08/13/snorby-as-ids.aspx
   - http://www.aldeid.com/wiki/An-interesting-forensics-analysis

If you want to check out Snorby check out our live demo at
http://demo.snorby.org (u: demo () snorby org, p: snorby)

If you want to test out Snorby in your environment, check out Insta-Snorby
(www.snorby.org), it's a turn-key Snorby.

Enjoy the project and please support us!

Mephux and Terracatta

On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 7:34 PM, James Lay <jlay () slave-tothe-box net>wrote:



On 8/23/11 5:04 PM, "alexus" <alexus () gmail com> wrote:

I was wondering what's popular/good web interfaces these days?

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http://alexus.org/


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BASE seems to give the maximum amount of information/reports vs. ease of
install.  SQueRT is awesome, but does require a few extra processes
running.  Snorby is "ok"...not very good for reports at least in my
experience.  For SQueRT and Snorby, it's pretty crucial that you have a
tuned snort install since you don't have an easy method to delete entries.

James




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