Thursday, March 28, 2013

Overview Portsentry

Overview portsentry

• Programmer PortSentry (Craig H. Rowland / Psionic) is very careful in commenting source code, so that the user knows how to draft a script / program is built.

• It makes PortSentry beyond its function as a "fortress", but also can be used by anyone who wants to learn about socket programming

 


Applications for HIDS

• portsentry (Linux)

• Nuke Nabber (Windows)

• Snort (Linux and Windows)

Capturing FTP session

• Create a snort rule in the file "ftp.conf", with the contents:



log tcp any any -> 192.168.1.0/24 21

• Note: rule header only

• Create a directory called "trial", then run the following command:



unix # snort-d-l-c try ftp.confLanjutan

• Run FTP session that led to a host on the network 192.168.1.0

unix $ ftp 192.168.1.101

Connected to 192.168.1.101.

220 FTP server ready.

Name: anonymous

331 Guest login ok, send your complete e-mail

address as the password.

Password: guest@hotmail.com

ftp> quit

ACID

• Analysis Console for Intrusion Databases (ACID)

• Programs designed to manage data security events, such as IDS, Firewall, and Network Monitoring Tools

• The data is stored in a database (MySQL)

benefits of ACID

• Log-log that had Become difficult to read Easily read

• The data can be searched (search) and filtered According to specific criteria

• Managing Large Databases Alert (Deleting and Archiving)

• For certain cases can merujukalert on site security databases such as SecurityFocus, CVE, arachNIDS



Excess N-IDS

• The surplus network-based:

Lower-cost

-Able to handle the attacks that are not detected by the host-based

-The difficulty for an attacker to remove traces of live netwok use data, so that detect attacks in real-time

-Detection and response in real time

-Detection of the failed attack and attack trend

-It does not depend on the operating system.

• Examples of network-based:

-snort
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