IDS Europe - Documents and data
This web page is a collection of documentation & data supporting the
IDS-Europe mailing list.
Available Documents
Snort Data
Data (Snort 2.0.6)
Data (Snort 2.0.2)
Data (Snort 2.0.1)
- portscan data covering
the period from 19/08/2003 to 01/10/2003
MD5 checksum 7f06a9d559bab00767602b9eac4646fe
- Snort data (binary
TCPdump format) (19/08/2003->01/10/2003)
MD5 checksum b2eb07fab64a818c8921880f0e9db72b
- Snort data (binary
TCPdump format) (04/08/2003->19/08/2003)
MD5 checksum 883125ecd955761553dec5325f36fbc8
- Snort rules
being used (as a tar.gz file) as of 04/08/2003
MD5 checksum 28ce93c8aaea0c99f8b973d4d5b02abc
- portscan data covering
the period from 28/07/2003->19/08/2003
MD5 checksum ae74b9473af59964d8704da534ba8e8c
- Snort data (binary
TCPdump format) (28/07/2003->04/08/2003)
MD5 checksum 9b961794b95c4947412d13fb4a40ffdf
- Snort rules
being used (as a tar.gz file)
MD5 checksum 2295c5949c08e1828374c8f127d8d1bf
Data (Snort 2.0.0)
Data (Snort 1.9.1)
- portscan data covering
the installation period of this version of snort
MD5 checksum 3dbfebfc3b0c451dde904b76cbf66abe
- Snort data (binary
TCPdump format) (04/03/2003->09/07/2003)
MD5 checksum b706f1b9e0056a2e82fb7f66d8f2c450
Note: 28Mb, not for the faint of heart on a modem!
- Snort rules
being used (as a tar.gz file)
MD5 checksum a786988639983d2f4a8590ff3e525e02
Data (Snort 1.9.0)
Data (Snort 1.8.7)
Data (Snort 1.8.6)
Data (Snort 1.8.3)
SNMP Alert: Go and patch your SNMP
(see CERT
advisory)
Data (Snort 1.8.2-RELEASE)
Data (Snort 1.8.1-RELEASE)
Data (Snort 1.6)
- Snort data (binary TCPdump format)
(6/7/2001 -> 02/09/2001)
MD5 checksum 34069e4cdd27873b4f67275874872da5
- Snort data (binary TCPdump format)
(28/6/2001 -> 6/7/2001)
MD5 checksum 0cb75e13973927a4f4592d9cdf86197c
- Snort data (binary TCPdump format)
(24/6/2001 -> 28/6/2001)
MD5 checksum 5f3a3c23b495a8114faa0b6e6e08ac87
- Snort portscan data (text only)
(24/6/2001 -> 02/09/2001)
MD5 checksum d372de769b44435887400d1de5b60b65
- Snort rules being used:
Please note that snort.lib references a file which is not
included in the above set - this masks out private and legitimate
traffic from the data you are being provided with. There are no
additional "alert" rules there, only "pass" rules.
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Last Modified 07/06/2005 Arrigo