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Re: P0F in Snort?: msg#00165

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Subject: Re: P0F in Snort?

Devil's advocate here. Another thing to keep in mind is that
SourceFire owns a number of patents in regards to RNA technology. They
are also being sued by a company over some of the capability within
RNA. Just wanted to bring that up since this is a "dirty" space to
play in right now.

Bammkkkk


On 1/27/07, Jack Pepper <pepperjack-MMNQ1ylbVXZN8Ch2cx6nig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Pof in snort: I can write a working POC plugin in a day. Help me
with some design decisions:

Option 1:
POF runs in a standalone mode writing output to a database output.
We should restrict it to the RFC1918 addresses, because our DMZ
servers will be approached by multiple remote hosts with the same
public address. Or we could just "Null-Out" any addresses that give
conflicting results.

Then the snort plug-in will do an OS lookup, similar to Matt's suggestion:
pof: src,is.XP;
or
pof: dest,is.xnix;

Option 2:
POF runs as a preproccessor ? Hmm, I don't like that because POF
needs to capture multiple packets to make a good decision.

Option 3:
??

Help me out here.

jp



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