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From: Hisham (etsh911
maxleft.com)Date: Tue Jan 22 2002 - 09:04:34 CST
Richard,
maybe alert.sh isn't working for some problem with your own
config? I've seen it on the site, yet, I think something in your
internal config. is the problem.
Well, due to CP's wide powers, I have decided to port alert.sh to
CP's own language <INSPECT>.
That isn't really hard, I've started it already, but I need a way
to generate the alert.unique file.
The basic engine for tracking is :
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// the timeout <60> should be changed to whatever time you want.
alert_sh = dynamic {} refresh expires 60;
((sync, <src,dst> in alert_sh, get <src,dst> from alert_sh to sr5,
if ((sr4=1), (sr5=5)) {record <src,dst,0,ip_p> in
sam_blocked_srvs, log port_scan} or set sr6 (sr5+1), modify
<src,dst;sr6> in alert_sh) or (syn, <src,dst> not in alert_sh,
record <src,dst;1> in alert_sh))
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That was the main engine, I have created a port_scan log format
<that was created :)> but as I said befor, the hard part would be
the way for creating the alert.unique file. If anyone has an idea
about how to create alert.unique in the *expected* format using
INSPECT would you please drop me a line? :}
Well, unsing INSPECT would make it ten times easier to debug, and
it would be more customizable, ie. you could block from specific
hosts, and allow from others to prevent spoofed scans with a src
of your DNS servers :)
Thanks,
etsh911
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