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From: Andreas Lindenblatt (azrael
solution.de)Date: Tue Jun 12 2001 - 18:20:25 CDT
Hi Marc,
> geographical locations. I've been brainstorming this a bit, and it seems
> that I should be able to easily ignore alerts that are being generated by
> traffic to the MySQL TCP port. Does this sound like the answer?
It surely is an answer to your initial question :).
But I would feel uhm... uncomforatable with an open MySQL-Port to a
machine sitting inside our network and collecting lots of 'foreign',
unchecked and unencrypted sensor data.
Even if it means we don't get 'real-time' data, we fell back to packing
and scrambling logs at the snort-boxes and fetching them with scp.
Hmmm... what happened to SnortNet? It looked good with snort 1.6 :)
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