Intrusion Detection
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Ansible-based automation for mass deployment and updates of Suricata intrusion detection and prevention systems.
A Docker-deployed honeypot that detects port scanning attempts by exposing fake services.
A real-time Suricata alert processor that automatically blocks malicious IPs on MikroTik routers via SSH.
A simple Perl honeypot that creates fake TCP/UDP servers to monitor and log malicious network traffic.
A medium interaction SSH honeypot that logs brute force attacks and attacker shell interactions in Python.
A Docker-based training environment for learning Suricata network intrusion detection through hands-on PCAP replay.
A honeypot for detecting and analyzing unauthorized access attempts.
A curated set of Suricata intrusion detection and prevention system (IDPS) rules published by QuadrantSec.
A software-defined networking honeypot that captures and analyzes malicious traffic by simulating vulnerable network services.
A Visual Studio Code extension providing IntelliSense, syntax checking, and auto-completion for Suricata signature files.
A low-interaction honeypot designed to detect and analyze network attacks with minimal resource usage.
A probing tool that generates controlled network traffic to verify if security sensors are receiving all relevant traffic in corporate networks.
Enterprise-grade intrusion detection system integrating Suricata IDS directly into servers for deep network visibility and threat detection.
A LibreNMS JSON SNMP extend and Nagios-style check for monitoring Suricata intrusion detection system statistics.
A Zabbix plugin that monitors Suricata IDS/IPS performance metrics and alerts in real-time.
Ansible role for deploying Suricata IDS/IPS from stretch-backports on Debian 9 systems.
A Perl tool that ingests EVE JSON logs from Suricata and Sagan into PostgreSQL for structured querying and analysis.
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